UNSPSC 81161503: Network folder administration service

A service involving administration and maintenance of server folder or directory security.

UNSPSC 81161503 Network folder administration service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure cloud-based and on-premises network management, system administration, migration services, and related infrastructure support for file sharing, data governance, and collaborative environments. Recent solicitations show substantial activity centered on utility network modernization, water treatment SCADA system upgrades, telecommunications cabling and network infrastructure, managed detection and response security services, unified communications platforms, and enterprise application hosting and administration across diverse public sector entities.

The issuing bodies reflect broad geographic and organizational diversity: Kissimmee Utility Authority (Florida), Greenwood County (South Carolina), Gwinnett County (Georgia), Collin County (Texas), City of Dallas (Texas), City of Detroit (Michigan), City of Orlando (Florida), City of Santa Monica (California), Commonwealth of Kentucky Office of Technology, State of Texas Department of Information Resources, Temple Independent School District (Texas), San Mateo County Sheriff's Office (California), and the Oregon Department of Administrative Services. Utility authorities, county governments, cities, independent school districts, and state technology offices are all active buyers. Representative recent opportunities include Kissimmee Utility Authority's RFP 26-028-SH for comprehensive Utility Network Migration and Implementation Services (RFP, June 12, 2026 proposal deadline, now in final evaluation stages with three firms shortlisted for August 13 oral interviews); Gwinnett County's RP038-26 for maintenance of 10,000+ computers, printers, scanners, servers, and peripheral devices across 138 locations (sealed proposal, October 27, 2026 due date); City of Orlando's RFP 26-0578 for Camping World Stadium converged network system design and installation with Wi-Fi 7 and minimum 1 Gbps per port (RFP, October 20, 2026 proposal deadline); and City of Santa Monica's RFP 473 for 24x7 service desk operations supporting 2,000+ client environments and 500+ monthly incidents (RFP, October 19, 2026 proposal deadline). The code shows activity across the South, Midwest, West, and nationally through state cooperative vehicles; Florida, Texas, Georgia, California, South Carolina, and Colorado are prominent, with multi-state reach through cooperative agreements such as Texas DIR, NASPO ValuePoint, and Kentucky statewide master agreements.