UNSPSC 81161500: Access management services

Those services associated with management of permissions for use of shared resources.

UNSPSC 81161500 Access management services is a Class code that encompasses internet-based and web-based platforms enabling organizations to control, monitor, and report on user access to systems, data, and facilities. State and local governments procure this code for specialized reporting dashboards, case management systems, identity and access management integrations, and compliance-tracking platforms that serve operational and regulatory needs across health and human services, transportation, aviation, education, and environmental agencies. Recent solicitations show a mix of software-as-a-service implementations, data migration and system configuration services, and hosted platform access with ongoing support. The issuing bodies are diverse: state health and human services departments (Nevada DCFS, Texas HHSC, New Jersey OCSS, South Dakota Department of Health), city departments of aviation and police, school districts, and transit authorities. No single jurisdiction appears as a dominant repeat buyer in the recent activity block, though health and human services agencies and city operational departments represent the largest share of solicitation volume.

Geographic activity spans Nevada, Texas, Georgia, Florida, New Jersey, South Dakota, Oregon, and multiple other states, with no pronounced concentration in any single region. Representative recent opportunities include Nevada's Division of Child and Family Services seeking a noncompetitive contract with Chapin Hall for access to an internet-based reporting system (solicitation 40DHHSS4045, due November 21, 2026); the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation conducting a multi-step sealed bid process for a Social Media and Customer Feedback Dashboard (PE66062NONST2027000000487, IFB phase due October 14, 2026); the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority executing an Invitation to Negotiate for an MCO Rewards Loyalty Program with advanced analytics and passenger engagement features (26319ITN, due June 9, 2026); and the Texas Department of State Health Services requesting proposals for a Video Directly Observed Therapy platform supporting tuberculosis medication adherence (HHS0015558V3, RFO due October 29, 2026). Additional active opportunities include the City of Dallas soliciting a Shared Dockless Mobility Data and Compliance Platform (BCZ2600031288, due October 30, 2026) and New Jersey OCSS requesting quotes for application maintenance and support for the state's child support enforcement system (26DPP01287, due January 5, 2027).