UNSPSC 81111507: ERP or database applications programming services

UNSPSC 81111507 ERP or database applications programming services (Commodity) encompasses cloud-based system implementations, modernization initiatives, and application support services that state and local governments increasingly procure to replace legacy financial, asset management, and operational platforms. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect a shift toward SaaS and cloud-native solutions for enterprise functions including workforce management, billing, compliance, and infrastructure—ranging from Workday application management and enterprise asset management systems to notary public administration and drinking water information systems. The issuing bodies include state departments (Georgia Department of Education, New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Washington State Department of Health, Texas State Board of Public Accountancy), transit and transportation authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Agency for Community Transit), municipalities (City of Atlanta, City of Newnan, City of Detroit, Broward County), higher-education institutions (Savannah State University, University of North Georgia, Texas State Technical College), and specialized agencies (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, California Secretary of State). These jurisdictions are actively soliciting application development, implementation, data migration, system integration, change management, and ongoing support services—often bundled with vendor-hosted infrastructure or SaaS licensing.

Recent opportunities cluster heavily in the Southeast and Southwest. The Georgia Department of Education is seeking a no-cost modernization of its legacy PC Genesis ERP system; Salt Lake City is requesting proposals for Cityworks and Trimble Unity cloud migration services with a five-year term and responses due October 2, 2026; the Orange County Transportation Authority is requesting Workday application management services ($475,000 firm fixed-price for one year, interviews June 4, 2026); Broward County is soliciting accounts payable automation software (responses due May 20, 2026, anticipated contract value exceeding $500,000); New Jersey's Department of Labor and Workforce Development is requesting comprehensive web-enabled SaaS solutions for unemployment and tax administration (responses due November 13, 2026, budgeted at $2,298,707); and the California Secretary of State is conducting a pre-solicitation for a 32-month notary public management system replacement (proposals due September 28, 2026). Haralson County, Georgia is requesting IT managed services including backup and disaster recovery (sealed proposals due October 27, 2026). The code shows sustained procurement velocity across municipal ERP modernization, higher-education student engagement platforms, and government-wide asset and workforce management systems, with contract values ranging from $200,000 to over $2 million and terms typically spanning three to five years with renewal options.