UNSPSC 83120000: Information services

UNSPSC 83120000 Information services is a Family code that encompasses consulting, advisory, and professional services state and local governments solicit to support communications, outreach, data management, strategic planning, and operational support functions. Recent opportunities show governments buying public relations and marketing services, community engagement and facilitation, technical information services such as domain transition and network redesign, pharmacoeconomic analysis, utility billing system modernization, data system enhancement, bus rapid transit consulting, and safety awareness campaign development. The issuing bodies span state agencies (Massachusetts EOHHS, Delaware DHSS, Illinois boards, Washington Department of Commerce, Texas State Technical College, Rhode Island ETSS), counties (San Mateo, Broward, Pasco, DeKalb, Orange County transportation authority), cities (Orlando, Worcester, Huntsville), school districts (DeKalb County), transit authorities (South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, Orange County Transportation Authority, Space Coast Area Transit), community colleges (Rockland Community College, TSTC), municipal authorities (Great Lakes Water Authority), and special-purpose districts (Washington State commerce bodies). The mix reflects heavy participation from transportation authorities and public health agencies, with repeat activity from Florida cities and counties.

Geographic spread includes Florida (Orlando, Broward, Orange County, Brevard, Pasco), California (San Mateo), Massachusetts (Worcester, Boston-area EOHHS), Illinois, Washington, Texas, Georgia, Michigan, Delaware, Rhode Island, and Arkansas. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Orlando's RQS for transportation engineering and planning services for the Safe Speeds Lab, due November 5, 2026 (qualifications-based selection under Florida design services procurement law); San Mateo County's RFP for domain transition and implementation services to migrate to .gov, due November 4, 2026 (competitive evaluation with 10-point local preference); Orange County Transportation Authority's RFP for OC Streetcar safety awareness and public education consulting, due September 22, 2026 (time-and-expense agreement, $200,000 initial budget); South Florida Regional Transportation Authority's RFP for dispatch network redesign, due November 3, 2026 (lump-sum project delivery under federal transit funding); and the State of Delaware's RFP for cancer and chronic disease data management system enhancement, due July 8, 2026 (firm fixed price, technical solution evaluation weighted at 35 points). Federal funding is common across transit and health opportunities, triggering DBE participation, Buy America, and prevailing wage compliance.