UNSPSC 81112004: Disaster recovery services

UNSPSC 81112004 Disaster recovery services, a Commodity code, encompasses maintenance and operations support for critical enterprise systems, recovery and restoration logistics following natural and man-made disasters, debris removal and environmental remediation, and specialized infrastructure including backup storage systems and cloud replication. State and local governments buy under this code through a mix of issuing bodies: state departments of emergency management and innovation and technology, counties, cities, regional authorities, and specialized agencies such as transportation authorities and juvenile justice departments. Procurement vehicles range from single-award RFPs with multi-year terms to open-enrollment master price agreements establishing qualified-vendor rosters for as-needed activation during disaster events.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in California, Florida, Illinois, Rhode Island, and Georgia, with smaller activity in Texas, Maryland, and other jurisdictions. The Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology posted RFP 26-448DOIT-INFOT-B-53319 on September 16, 2026, seeking a ten-year ERP production support contract with 99.99% uptime SLAs and comprehensive maintenance across SAP Finance and SuccessFactors HCM systems, with proposals due November 12, 2026 and a Business Enterprise Program goal of 18%. The State of Rhode Island Division of Purchases established Master Price Agreement 397 on September 14, 2026, as an open-enrollment qualified-vendor roster for disaster recovery services covering natural disasters and critical IT failures, with initial responses due October 15, 2026 and quarterly enrollment through November 30, 2028. The Florida Division of Emergency Management requested logistics support for sheltering and housing programs under RFP 16906 (proposals due October 14, 2026), while the Atlanta Regional Commission posted RFP744 on July 15, 2026, seeking enterprise backup, recovery, and disaster recovery infrastructure protecting hybrid environments across 47 virtual servers and 95 terabytes of cloud storage, with proposals due August 14, 2026. Orange County and Orange County Transportation Authority in California solicited disaster-related debris management and monitoring services; Chatham County, Georgia bid Quantum DXi T10 Series backup storage systems; and the California Department of General Services posted RFP 5269942 for multi-year master service agreements covering assessment and monitoring of disaster debris removal across five statewide regions, with proposals due October 12, 2026.