UNSPSC 84111509: Finance advisory consulting services

Service that provides all activities including Audit Services, Accounting Services and Corporate Finance.

UNSPSC 84111509 Finance advisory consulting services is a Commodity code encompassing internal audit, financial audit, cost allocation, forensic audit, and compliance assessment services that state and local governments procure on both recurring and specialized bases. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers contracting for airport internal audit services, FEMA disaster recovery financial consulting, utility depreciation studies, annual financial and compliance audits of county and municipal entities, behavioral health authority audits, construction audits, education savings account program audits, and Medicaid recovery audit contractor services. The mix of issuing bodies is broad: county finance offices and auditor departments, city procurement bureaus, special-purpose authorities (airport departments, housing authorities, utility authorities), health and human services agencies, workforce boards, transit authorities, and school districts. Repeat buyers across recent opportunities include counties seeking annual comprehensive financial report audits (Boulder County, Clayton County, Ada County, Beaufort County, McDonough, Arizona; Kissimmee Utility Authority; Seminole County, Florida; and Texas HHSC) and cities procuring audit services on one-to-five-year terms with renewal options.

Recent activity clusters in the Mountain West (Colorado, Idaho, Arizona), Southeast (Georgia, Florida, South Carolina), and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include Salt Lake City Department of Airports seeking internal audit services under RFQ SLCAIR26019 (responses due October 30, 2026); Boulder County Office of Financial Management requesting five-year financial auditing services for the county and Boulder County Public Health under RFP30426 (due September 25, 2026); Kissimmee Utility Authority soliciting depreciation study services under RFP26061SH (due October 20, 2026); Metrocare Services requesting annual financial and compliance audit qualifications under RFQ 20260802 (due August 31, 2026); Texas HHSC seeking Federal Award Compliance Assessments for approximately 400 to 1,000 Rural Texas Strong awardees under RFQ HHS0017782 with mandatory VetHUB subcontracting at 26 percent (due September 2, 2026); and the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation procuring Agreed-Upon Procedures engagements to assess concession gross receipts accuracy (pre-solicitation notice July 21, 2026, due August 25, 2026). Insurance requirements across these engagements typically include professional liability ($1 to $2 million per claim), cyber liability ($500,000 to $1 million when applicable), and commercial general liability coverage. Most contracts run one to five years with optional renewal periods; compensation structures vary from lump-sum fixed fees to hourly rates to contingency-based recoveries (Medicaid recovery audits capped at 12.5 percent of recovered improper payments).