UNSPSC 81111806: Database analysis service

Service that analyzes the creation, management and maintenance of databases

UNSPSC 81111806 Database analysis service is a Commodity code applied inconsistently across the recent state and local opportunities in the dataset; the code nominally describes analytical database work, but the opportunities tagged under it span check processing systems, aquatic mapping platforms, recycling facility gate fee calculations, proctoring solutions, pavement condition assessment, financial institution data matching, health effectiveness data collection, medical coding services, business intelligence platforms, healthcare analytics, coding audits, and permitting software—a fragmented taxonomy signal that suggests either aggressive mis-tagging by issuing authorities or an umbrella classification so broad it has lost decision-relevance for vendors. The work actually being solicited reflects two distinct streams: transactional data capture and processing systems (check imaging, HEDIS form submission, financial data exchange, billing code extraction) and strategic analytics platforms (workforce development business intelligence, aquatic ecosystem mapping, public transit performance dashboards, pavement asset condition tracking). Issuing bodies include state health and human services departments (Texas HHS, Texas Comptroller, Florida Department of State Health Services), county health systems (San Mateo Medical Center), municipal departments (City of Tampa, City of Norcross, City of Atlanta, City of Phoenix), transit authorities (Salem Area Mass Transit District), and special-purpose agencies (Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Department of Commerce, Rhode Island Department of Corrections). Texas agencies (HHS Commission, Comptroller, State Health Services) are repeat active buyers in this space.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida (Department of Commerce, Department of Revenue, FWC, Department of Law Enforcement), Texas (HHS, Comptroller, Department of State Health Services), Georgia (Gwinnett County, City of Perry, City of Norcross), and the Pacific Northwest (Oregon DEQ, Phoenix Water Services, Salem Area Mass Transit District), with secondary activity across New Jersey, Illinois, Maryland, and California. Representative recent solicitations include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission IFB HHS0017651 for check processing hardware and software with bids due July 30, 2026, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's single-source notice SS16450 for aquatic sonar data processing via BioBase LLC valued at $350,000 over three years (July 31 deadline), the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality RFP S-34000-00016527 for quarterly gate fee data collection across ten recycling facilities with proposals due August 10, 2026 (budget not to exceed $300,000 over five years), and the Texas Comptroller RFP 304-26-1692SH for Financial Institution Data Match services effective July 1, 2026, with incumbent Informatix, Inc. receiving $714,595 through December 2025. Absent a re-tagging audit by state procurement offices, the code's current application renders portfolio-level trend analysis unreliable; pursue individual opportunities only after confirming the solicitation scope matches your capability, not the UNSPSC label alone.