UNSPSC 81112101: Internet service providers ISP

UNSPSC 81112101 Internet service providers (ISP), a Commodity code, encompasses domain migration and infrastructure modernization, cloud-based unified communications platform assessments, managed broadband connectivity for remote field operations, LEO satellite and SD-WAN Internet service delivery, WordPress and website support, and specialty SaaS subscriptions supporting agency operations. State and local governments buying under this code include county technology and parks departments, city procurement offices, state information technology and natural resource agencies, independent school districts, regional transit authorities, and special-purpose districts such as housing finance authorities and regional commissions. Maryland's Department of Information Technology accounts for substantial recent activity, issuing multiple purchase-order RFPs for Low Earth Orbit satellite connectivity at state facility sites under a master contract vehicle, alongside scattered activity from San Mateo County, the City of New Haven, Temple Independent School District, the Atlanta Regional Commission, and various other municipal and state entities.

Recent opportunities reflect a mix of service categories. San Mateo County's TSD issued an RFP (due November 4, 2026) for domain transition and implementation services migrating County systems to a .gov domain in compliance with California Assembly Bill 1637, encompassing migration of over 100 public domain names, six Active Directory forests, and 300 third-party applications, with a three-year contract term and no subcontractors permitted. The San Mateo County Parks Department requested proposals (due July 3, 2026) for managed broadband connectivity services across geographically isolated park locations requiring 99.5% monthly uptime and 24/7 support, with local-vendor preferences offering up to 10 points. Maryland DoIT has issued at least six reissued or amended PORFPs for LEO satellite Internet service delivery to state facilities (Sites #327–334) at February 2026–October 2026 due dates, each requiring 99.7% uptime, 24/7/365 support, and 60-day transition-in, with pricing evaluated on lowest-cost basis and master-contract eligibility mandatory. The Atlanta Regional Commission reposted an RFP (due October 28, 2026) for WordPress development support and digital platform services covering custom theme and plugin development, accessibility remediation to WCAG 2.1 AA standards, and one-year terms with two optional annual renewals. Temple ISD issued an RFI (due September 8, 2026) seeking vendor guidance on fully cloud-hosted UCaaS platform selection and transition planning for approximately 1,000 endpoints, targeting a March 2028 implementation. Geographic activity spans Maryland (multiple state agency procurements), California (San Mateo County), Georgia (Atlanta Regional Commission), Connecticut (housing authority), Texas (school district and state health agency), and other states with lower frequency, reflecting a dispersed but active procurement environment driven by broadband infrastructure upgrades, cloud migration initiatives, and domain compliance mandates.