UNSPSC 81121601: Monetary policy

UNSPSC 81121601 Monetary policy is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure specialized financial consulting and advisory services tied to bond compliance, federal grant monitoring, fiscal assessments of funding streams, and short-term borrowing program management. The work encompasses arbitrage rebate calculations for tax-exempt bond issues under Internal Revenue Code Section 148, federal grant compliance consultation tracking Department of Education regulations and legislative developments, public finance assessments of multi-agency funding allocations for behavioral health and social services, TANF program financial analysis and interagency coordination, and commercial paper liquidity provider arrangements for capital improvement programs. Issuing bodies include county governments (Okaloosa County, Florida), state education agencies (Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction), state health authorities (Oregon Health Authority), state human services commissions (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), and municipal governments (City of Dallas). The geographic spread is dispersed across Florida, Washington, Oregon, Texas, and includes no dominant regional concentration in recent activity.

Representative recent opportunities include Okaloosa County's RFQ for arbitrage consulting services (due July 15, 2026) covering annual arbitrage rebate calculations and Form 8038-T tax form preparation; the Washington State OSPI RFQ for federal grant consulting (due August 17, 2026) monitoring Department of Education regulations and legislation affecting Title I, IDEA, Perkins V, and child nutrition programs; the Oregon Health Authority RFP for System of Care fiscal assessment (due August 18, 2026) inventorying federal, state, and local funding streams serving youth ages 0–25 with behavioral health needs; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission RFP for TANF analysis (due May 15, 2026) covering ACF financial form reporting and interagency coordination; and the City of Dallas competitive sealed proposal for commercial paper liquidity providers (due May 22, 2026) supporting up to $350 million in general obligation capital improvement programs and $125 million in stormwater drainage programs. Contract values range from $55,200 (Washington OSPI initial term) to $1,000,000 (Texas HHSC maximum), with the Dallas commercial paper facility not to exceed interest rates of 10 percent and commitment terms of three to five years.