UNSPSC 81112103: World wide web WWW site design services

UNSPSC 81112103 World wide web WWW site design services is a Commodity code that covers website design, development, redesign, and modernization projects state and local governments procure to refresh aging platforms, improve user experience, enhance accessibility, and integrate modern functionality with departmental and citizen-facing systems. Recent solicitations show city and county governments, state agencies, public health entities, technical colleges, and school districts commissioning complete website rebuilds with mobile responsiveness, content management system deployment, ADA compliance, integration with permitting and 311 systems, and migration from legacy platforms. The City of Meriden, Connecticut posted RFP 027-06 in July 2026 seeking website redesign with decentralized departmental content management, mobile responsiveness, SEO tools, translation capabilities, 311 and permitting system integration, and ADA compliance, with proposals due August 7, 2026. DeKalb Public Health (Georgia) issued RFP PE77353NONST2027000000026 for modern WordPress-based intranet development serving 350 users across 12 divisions, with proposals due July 16, 2026, following an aggressive 8-week delivery timeline and requiring integration with Microsoft 365 and Entra ID. California's Governor's Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation solicited RFO 25-004 for web development, hosting, and modernization of the Adaptation Clearinghouse platform (resilientca.org), with offers due June 8, 2026, requiring five years of cloud hosting and migration experience and capping the contract at $250,000 for 12 months.

Activity spans city procurement offices, county governments, state agencies including health and education departments, and technical colleges across Connecticut, Georgia, California, Texas, Maryland, and Florida. The issuing bodies mix municipal procurement (Meriden, Arlington, Tampa, Bartow, Wichita), state-level agencies (California LCI, Texas BHEC, Maryland AOC, Georgia DNR), county school systems and technical colleges (Barrow County Schools, Fayette County Schools, Harlingen CISD, Savannah Technical College, Oconee Fall Line Technical College), and specialized public health and corrections entities. Geographic concentration appears strongest in Georgia (multiple school districts and technical colleges) and across the Southeast and Southwest, with ongoing activity in the Mid-Atlantic and West Coast. Evaluation weights consistently emphasize technical qualifications and demonstrated experience (often 40–50% combined), firm and key personnel experience with similar projects, cost proposals, and references; municipal and county projects often incorporate local business enterprise or SLBE participation preferences. Contract terms typically run one to three years with optional renewals. Recent opportunities show no set-aside restrictions; all vendors are eligible to respond.