UNSPSC 81141700: Production planning and control

UNSPSC 81141700 Production planning and control, a Class code, covers construction project management services and event planning and logistics coordination that state and local governments procure for capital projects, community celebrations, and district-wide services. The scope encompasses pre-construction planning, design support, procurement coordination, construction surveillance, program management, event production and logistics, vendor coordination, permitting support, and administrative closeout — but explicitly excludes physical construction or direct project delivery work. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state purchasing divisions, school districts, cities, and transit authorities; K-12 schools and municipalities represent the largest current user base, followed by counties and service districts.

Recent opportunities show activity across the Mountain West, South, and Southeast. The State of Utah Division of Purchasing released RFP SB266 on July 16, 2026, seeking construction project management services on a cooperative purchasing basis, with proposals due August 20, 2026; historical usage data from 2020–2025 shows $6.47 million in total purchases, with K-12 schools accounting for 55.5 percent of usage. The City of North Miami Beach issued Request for Letters of Interest RLI 2026-01 on April 20, 2026, for event production services for a Centennial Celebration Series, with letters of interest originally due March 20, 2026. Austin Independent School District (AISD) posted RFP 26RFP064 on April 17, 2026, requesting event rental equipment and related services including production and support, with a proposals response deadline of June 18, 2026; estimated annual spending ranges from $20,500 to $33,500. The Jacksonville Transportation Authority posted RFP P-24-032 on February 25, 2026, for Project Development and Environment study services supporting the Ultimate Urban Circulator Phase II Skyway Rehabilitation project, with a 30 percent local small business enterprise participation goal.