UNSPSC 84110000: Accounting and bookkeeping services

Services engaged in both bookkeeping and general accounting

UNSPSC 84110000 Accounting and bookkeeping services, a Family code, encompasses comprehensive financial administration, audit services, and compliance support that state and local governments procure to meet statutory reporting requirements, manage grant compliance, and oversee internal controls. Recent state and local solicitations show a mix of full financial audits, specialized audit services (forensic audits, NCAA athletics compliance, unclaimed property audits), accounting software implementation, indirect cost allocation plan development, and financial management advisory services across counties, cities, school districts, universities, state departments, and special-purpose authorities.

The issuing bodies soliciting under this code span the full range of state and local public entities. County governments and city procurement offices dominate the recent activity, with Galveston County (Texas), Okaloosa County (Florida), Broward County (Florida), and others issuing independent audit RFPs; state agencies including the Delaware Division of Public Health, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, and the Rhode Island Department of Administration are active; universities and special districts—George Mason University, the University of Connecticut, the Connecticut Municipal Development Authority, and the Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System—also solicit regularly. Representative recent opportunities include the Delaware Division of Public Health's open and continuous consulting services RFP (HSS27006, due September 15, 2026) seeking a vendor pool across seventeen service categories including fiscal, reporting, and data management; Galveston County's independent financial audit RFP (26105, due August 6, 2026) for audit of a diverse county government with federal funding streams; the City of Tucson's full-service accounting and financial management services procurement (270105, due July 31, 2026) for affordable housing development accounting, including LIHTC cost certification and federal grant compliance; and Broward County's accounts payable automation software RFP (GEN2130765P1, due May 20, 2026) to reduce manual invoice processing on a legacy ERP system. Geographic spread of recent activity is broad, with concentrated solicitation activity in Texas (HHSC multi-audit services, Comptroller ESA program audit, Okaloosa County arbitrage services, UT Health San Antonio bad debt collection, Workforce Solutions Alamo monitoring), Florida (Okaloosa County, Hillsborough County investment management, Collier County arbitrage, Pinellas County emergency assistance), and the Mid-Atlantic (Delaware, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania). State government procurement offices and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Axia Cooperative for housing authority software) are driving larger-scale framework and master-contract awards; county audit selection committees and municipal finance directors remain primary decision-makers for traditional external audit services.