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, a Commodity code, encompasses subscription-based and cloud hosting services that state and local governments procure to operate websites, intranets, software platforms, and data management systems. The code sees use by health departments, state technical colleges, school districts, and other public entities hosting mission-critical applications ranging from disease surveillance systems to employee intranets to property management platforms. The recent activity spans hosted software subscriptions (PracticeMatch healthcare workforce platform, Rhapsody disease surveillance system, Altair Monarch analytics software, Articulate 360 eLearning platform), data warehouse services, internet connectivity for hosted systems, and specialized platform access for case management and community coordination.

State and local issuing bodies include Texas Health and Human Services Commission, state technical colleges across Georgia (Wiregrass, Savannah, and Oconee Fall Line), school districts in Georgia and Texas, state departments including Florida DEP and Georgia DNR, and municipal governments in Arizona, Texas, and Illinois. Texas agencies—particularly HHSC and DSHS—appear as repeat buyers. Recent opportunities span the country: Texas (PracticeMatch subscription services, RFP due July 29, 2026; Altair Monarch subscription, IFB due July 24, 2026; Rhapsody subscription, IFB responses due March 13, 2026), Georgia (Savannah Technical College WAN services, eRFQ due May 14, 2026; Wiregrass Georgia Technical College WAN/Internet, eRFQ due April 23, 2026; Oconee Fall Line Technical College Internet and WAN, eRFQ due April 10, 2026), California (California Highway Patrol web hosting and compliance, IFB due June 24, 2026), Illinois (Secretary of State change order for Comcast internet upgrade, $46,640, comment deadline July 28, 2026), and Florida (Florida DEP single-source tide station hosting, estimated value $82,000, due May 19, 2026). Procurement methods are mixed—RFPs, RFQs, IFBs, and IFTs—with typical response windows of two to six weeks. Most opportunities target managed services with one- to five-year terms and renewal options, reflecting state and local preference for multi-year platform stability and vendor accountability.