UNSPSC 81112100: Internet services

UNSPSC 81112100 Internet services is a Class code covering web hosting, digital platforms, telecommunications connectivity, and related online infrastructure that state and local governments procure to support citizen-facing services, internal operations, and specialized applications. State and local buyers use this code for website redesigns and hosting, network services (broadband, WAN, and internet access), software-as-a-service subscriptions for data analytics and workforce matching, managed telecommunications for convention centers and public facilities, and cloud-based operational systems. The issuing bodies span state health and human services departments, cities, counties, school districts, transit authorities, and technical college systems. Recent activity shows repeat engagement from Texas Health and Human Services Commission, City of Meriden Connecticut, technical college systems across Georgia, and Florida state agencies, alongside one-off procurements from individual cities and county transit systems.

Recent solicitations frame the actual work being bought: the City of Meriden requested website redesign with content management and ADA compliance (RFP027-06, due August 7, 2026); the Texas Health and Human Services Commission sought PracticeMatch platform access for healthcare workforce matching (HHS0017691, due July 29, 2026); the County of San Mateo Parks Department solicited managed broadband connectivity for remote field operations with 99.5% uptime (2026RFP00539, due July 3, 2026); and the City of Brownsville issued an Invitation for Bids for bore and trenching on-call services leveraging internet-based project management systems. Geographic concentration appears moderate, with active recent procurement from Texas (Houston, Dallas, Austin, Brownsville, Harlingen areas), Connecticut (Meriden), California (San Mateo), Florida (Tampa, Jacksonville, Tallahassee regions), Georgia (Atlanta, Valdosta, Savannah, Dublin), Washington (Seattle), and Massachusetts (Boston area and statewide), suggesting broad-based demand across state and local jurisdictions nationwide. The code captures everything from high-visibility convention center telecom services (Tampa Convention Center, Seattle Convention Center) paying on commission structures to routine school-district broadband upgrades and state-agency software subscriptions, with most opportunities posted between May and July 2026.