UNSPSC 81111515: Cloud fusion service

A service that combines cloud computing technology with other technologies or services, such as intelligence information technology.

UNSPSC 81111515 Cloud fusion service is a Commodity code that state and local governments are procuring primarily as managed cloud-based software platforms and subscription services for enterprise integration, reporting, and operational support. Recent solicitations show buyers using this code to acquire integrated cloud platforms supporting higher education advising, financial reporting, utility payment processing, grants management, environmental health and safety compliance, and paratransit dispatch coordination — services that combine infrastructure hosting, data management, workflow automation, and multi-organizational integration capabilities. The issuing bodies span county technology services departments, state higher education and health agencies, municipal departments, transit authorities, and independent school districts, with San Mateo County Technology Services Department appearing as a repeat buyer across multiple cloud software renewals. Texas entities, particularly the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and school districts in Bexar County, also show activity under this code.

Geographic concentration appears strongest in California (San Mateo County dominates recent postings with multiple subscription renewals including Silver Peak, DOMO Professional Bundle, and Ekahau Connect), Texas (THECB and NISD), Colorado (Department of Public Health and Environment, Governor's Office of Information Technology), and Oregon (Department of Transportation), with additional activity in Florida, New Mexico, and Kentucky. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board's RFO 781-6-CB-20 for Managed Services in College and Career Advising (proposals due October 23, 2026), requesting cloud-based advising platform services with mandatory HUB subcontracting; San Mateo County's multiple IFB and RFQ notices for software license renewals (Silver Peak EdgeConnect, DOMO Professional Bundle, Mimecast, Zscaler, Ekahau Connect, and VertiGIS) with response dates in October 2026; and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's RFP 2027000001 for Colorado Health Systems Directory database management and data integration services on Microsoft Azure (proposals due October 1, 2026). The code shows consistent activity for one-year to three-year software subscription renewals and platform implementation services, with evaluation typically weighted toward cost and conformity to existing technical specifications, though larger implementations like utility payment ecosystems and identity management systems involve more complex evaluation of functional capabilities, integration architecture, and vendor qualifications.