UNSPSC 81121603: Monetary analysis

UNSPSC 81121603 Monetary analysis is a Commodity code encompassing financial analysis, compliance reviews, and advisory services that state and local governments procure to support budget planning, grant administration, fund accounting, and regulatory compliance. State and local buyers under this code solicited work including indirect cost rate analysis and central services cost allocation (City of Pittsburgh), arbitrage rebate calculations for tax-exempt bonds (Okaloosa County, Florida), federal grant monitoring and policy analysis (Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction), behavioral health funding stream assessments (Oregon Health Authority), TANF program financial reporting and compliance training (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), and commercial paper liquidity analysis (City of Dallas). Issuing bodies span city finance departments, county purchasing offices, state health and education agencies, and special-purpose districts. The work typically involves analysis of current costing or funding methodologies, identification of compliance gaps, preparation of formal recommendations or compliance opinions, and delivery of training materials or written reports to support internal staff capacity.

Recent activity concentrated in Texas, Florida, Oregon, Washington, and Pennsylvania through mid-August 2026. The City of Pittsburgh Office of Management and Budget issued RFP 2026RFP171 for indirect cost analysis due September 11, 2026, with weighted scoring on firm qualifications (15%), project team (15%), approach (30%), cost (30%), and diversity good faith effort (10%), with anticipated award in September or October 2026 and a three-year contract term plus two optional one-year renewals. Okaloosa County, Florida issued ITQ ITQCOC6026 for arbitrage consulting services due July 15, 2026, covering annual rebate calculations, compliance opinions, and IRS audit support on a per-issue basis. The Oregon Health Authority issued RFP 6251 for a System of Care fiscal assessment due August 18, 2026, with maximum contract value of $350,000 for the initial 15-month term and technical evaluation weighting experience at 35 points, work samples at 20, and implementation plan at 15. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued an RFP for TANF analysis and training due May 22, 2026, with a maximum contract value of $1,000,000 and evaluation weighting Project Work Plan (30%), qualifications (40%), and cost (30%). The City of Dallas issued two successive RFPs (BEZ2600030089 and BEZ2500030089) for commercial paper liquidity providers due May 22, 2026, supporting $350 million (GO), $300 million (LFAMC), and $125 million (SDM) programs with contract commencement in July and September 2026. Set-asides and local preferences appear routinely: Pittsburgh weighted MBE, WBE, veteran, and LGBTQIA+ participation at 10%; Oregon encouraged disadvantaged and minority-owned business participation; Dallas established SBE goals ranging from 3.71% to 38% across procurement categories with living wage requirements at $23.06 per hour for contracts exceeding $50,000.