UNSPSC 81131505: Time series analysis

UNSPSC 81131505 Time series analysis is a Commodity code covering data collection, analysis, and reporting services that state and local governments procure to monitor operations, enforce compliance, and support strategic planning across transportation, municipal finance, risk management, and administrative functions. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers using this code for platform systems that ingest, analyze, and report on operational data — including dockless vehicle compliance monitoring, transit ridership program metrics, parking citation management, and arbitrage rebate calculations — where time-series data collection and trend analysis inform regulatory oversight, performance reporting, or financial decision-making. The issuing bodies span municipal departments (transportation, public works), county finance and risk-management offices, transit authorities, and special-purpose risk pools, reflecting the broad applicability of data analytics across government administration.

Activity appears concentrated in Texas, California, Florida, and Oregon. The City of Dallas posted two opportunities under this code in recent months: a Shared Dockless Mobility Data and Compliance Platform (due October 30, 2026) and a Parking Citation and Meter Management system (due July 24, 2026), both RFPs addressing real-time monitoring and compliance reporting. The Orange County Transportation Authority (California) issued an RFP for Ridership Program Consulting Services budgeted at $380,000 over two years (due July 1, 2026), requiring employer transportation survey execution and average vehicle ridership calculation support. Okaloosa County, Florida solicited Arbitrage Consulting Services via ITQ (due July 15, 2026) for tax-exempt bond compliance calculations and annual rebate reporting. Cooperative Insurance Services (Oregon) requested enterprise risk management and capital modeling services (due July 13, 2026) to quantify financial risks and construct risk heat maps. Fairfax County (Virginia) posted a Procurement Disparity Study RFP (due July 24, 2026) analyzing supply-chain demographics. Not all recent opportunities tagged under this code are closely aligned with time-series analysis — the Sacramento County ballot measure advisory services and Nevada Department of Education legal services postings represent lower-relevance matches.