UNSPSC 81121602: Monetary systems

UNSPSC 81121602 Monetary systems is a Commodity code that encompasses financial assessment, compliance analysis, tax-exempt bond arbitrage services, unclaimed property auditing and recovery, and short-term municipal financing arrangements. State and local governments procure under this code to evaluate and manage public funding streams, ensure regulatory compliance for tax-exempt debt, recover unclaimed assets, and establish working capital and capital improvement financing programs. Issuing bodies include state health and human services departments, state revenue agencies, county financial offices, and city finance departments. The work ranges from comprehensive fiscal assessments of multi-agency funding alignment (such as behavioral health and social services systems) to technical compliance services supporting bond issuance and arbitrage rebate calculations, asset recovery from unclaimed property holders, and establishment of commercial paper liquidity facilities for capital projects.

Recent activity spans multiple states and regions. Oregon Health Authority posted an RFP for System of Care fiscal assessment due August 18, 2026, at $350,000 maximum for the initial 15-month term with three-year renewal options. Okaloosa County, Florida issued an ITQ for arbitrage consulting services on tax-exempt bonds with a July 15, 2026 due date, requiring annual rebate calculations and IRS compliance support. Texas Health and Human Services Commission solicited financial analysis and compliance review for TANF program reporting by May 15, 2026 (RFP HHS0016822), with contract value not to exceed $1,000,000. The City of Dallas published duplicate RFPs (BEZ2600030089 and BEZ2500030089) for Commercial Paper Liquidity Providers across three capital improvement programs totaling up to $775 million in combined short-term borrowing capacity, with proposals due May 22, 2026, and contract commencement anticipated July–September 2026. Washington State Department of Revenue posted RFPs (RFPUCP202601 and RFP202601) for unclaimed property auditing and recovery across five counties, proposals due June 5–15, 2026, with compensation at ten percent of property delivered and a three-year initial term maximum of $2,000,000. The City of Palm Bay, Florida solicited citywide debt collection services through RFP 34RFP26 due April 21, 2026, with a three-year initial contract term and optional one-year renewals.