UNSPSC 81112105: World wide web WWW site operation host services

Internet, intranet and web related services performed outside the company

UNSPSC 81112105 World Wide Web WWW Site Operation Host Services is a Commodity code covering web hosting, domain management, content delivery, and ongoing technical support for state and local government websites and digital platforms. State and local governments procure this code to operate public-facing and internal web properties, manage domain migrations, provide WordPress and Drupal development support, support cloud-hosted applications, and maintain compliance with accessibility and security standards. Issuing bodies span county technology departments, municipal IT offices, state agencies, regional authorities, school districts, and specialized public entities such as housing authorities and convention centers. The County of San Mateo Technology Services Department, the Atlanta Regional Commission, Texas Department of Transportation, South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection appear as repeat or recent active buyers under this code.

Recent solicitations reflect a mix of tactical hosting renewals and strategic digital transformation initiatives. San Mateo County is migrating all systems from smcgov.org to a .gov domain under California Assembly Bill 1637 compliance (RFP TSD20271940, due November 4, 2026), encompassing DNS infrastructure, enterprise application migration via Okta and Active Directory, and 120-day post-transition support; the County applies local preference scoring and requires $5 million cyber liability insurance. The Atlanta Regional Commission reposted a WordPress and website support RFP after cancelling the original (RFP804(v2), due October 28, 2026), seeking custom theme and plugin development, accessibility remediation to WCAG 2.1 AA standards, and strategic modernization across a diverse WordPress ecosystem on an as-needed basis with one-year initial term and two optional one-year renewals. Geographic activity clusters in California, Georgia, Texas, Florida, and Connecticut, with recent opportunities also posted from Michigan and Arizona. The code shows active procurement velocity across all three tiers of government—state departments (Texas Department of Transportation, Florida DEP, California Department of Highway Patrol), county technology services (San Mateo, Orange County Florida, Pasco County Florida), municipalities (City of Wichita, City of Albuquerque, City of New Haven), and special-purpose districts (school systems, transit authorities, regional commissions, technical colleges). Evaluation criteria typically weight technical approach and firm qualifications at 45–60 percent, experience and references at 20–30 percent, and cost at 10–25 percent; contract terms range from one to five years with optional renewals, and cyber liability and professional liability insurance minimums of $1 million to $5 million are standard.