UNSPSC 81111601: Programming for Visual Basic

UNSPSC 81111601 Programming for Visual Basic is a Commodity code that does not see meaningful recent activity under state and local procurement. The source contains no solicitations for Visual Basic development, maintenance, or programming services. Instead, the recent opportunities block includes a utility network migration implementation (Kissimmee Utility Authority), college advising managed services (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board), healthcare API development (Oregon Health Authority), airport customer feedback dashboards (City of Atlanta), medical imaging systems (San Mateo Medical Center), and various other technology procurements spanning data management, cybersecurity, licensing systems, and enterprise software platforms—none of which name or require Visual Basic as a core deliverable or technology component. The single state-local opportunity tagged under this code—SylogistGov development services for the Oregon Health Authority—involves API enhancements to a proprietary system, not Visual Basic programming. This mismatch signals that the code either receives minimal activity or has been misapplied to opportunities that do not involve Visual Basic development.

State and local purchasing offices across Florida, Texas, Oregon, Georgia, California, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, and other jurisdictions are actively procuring cloud-based software platforms, data aggregation systems, managed services, and enterprise technology solutions, but they are not soliciting Visual Basic programming as a named technology stack or discrete service offering. Competitive opportunities under related software development and systems integration codes are abundant—universities, counties, utility authorities, and state agencies are issuing RFPs for Salesforce implementation, learning management systems, licensing platforms, and COTS solutions—yet none identifies Visual Basic as a required or preferred development language. The code shows no identifiable recent market activity worth pursuing at this time based on the current state and local procurement landscape.