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 identity verification, user authentication, authorization, and access control platform services—work that state and local governments procure to manage personnel and system access across agencies, institutions, and service delivery networks. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers using this code for case management system access controls, healthcare provider credentialing portals, and identity and access management (IAM) platform administration integrated with government single sign-on infrastructure such as SailPoint and Okta.

State departments and health authorities dominate recent activity. The New Jersey Department of Health issued a significant RFQ in July 2026 for development and hosting of a web-based case management system for its Early Intervention Services program, with access management for approximately 9,000 simultaneous users across multiple counties (RFQ 26DPP01332, due October 7, 2026). Texas Health and Human Services Commission solicited a Video Directly Observed Therapy platform requiring integration with the state's Identity and Access Management system supporting SailPoint and Okta single sign-on (RFP HHS0015558V2, due August 26, 2026). The Rhode Island Division of Enterprise Technology Strategy and Services requested managed application services with ISBE participation requirements (RFP27006832, due August 11, 2026). Geographic spread extends across Texas, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and several other states represented in the recent-opportunities block, though New Jersey and Texas show the highest concentration of access-management-specific work. None of the recent solicitations tagged to this code signal strong near-term volume—most are for case management or application infrastructure where access control is a component rather than the primary deliverable—and the code appears moderately active rather than high-opportunity for specialists in access management as a standalone service line.