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. State and local governments procure specialized financial consulting under this code ranging from accounting and audit support to housing finance, bond compliance, workforce program monitoring, and equipment management. Recent opportunities show demand across housing authorities, county governments, cities, states, and specialized districts seeking experts in affordable housing tax credits, HUD compliance, arbitrage rebate calculations, indirect cost allocation, equipment auditing, and financial system implementation. The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA) posted RFP 2026RFPAS005 on July 13, 2026, seeking as-needed consulting across nine service areas including risk management, fair housing, tax credit applications, and housing development consulting, with proposals due August 10, 2026; the City of Tucson's Department of Housing and Community Development issued RFP 260189 on April 30, 2026, for public housing accounting software and implementation services, with responses due May 29, 2026. Issuing bodies include housing authorities, counties, cities, state departments, workforce boards, colleges, and transit agencies. The code sees activity across California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Oregon, South Carolina, Idaho, Utah, Mississippi, and Washington, with particular concentration in Texas, California, and Florida.

Recent solicitations span arbitrage compliance and tax-exempt bond services (Salt Lake City, Collier County, Okaloosa County), comprehensive financial audits for counties and municipalities (Beaufort County South Carolina, Ada County Idaho, McDonough Georgia, Galveston County Texas), cost allocation and indirect cost plan development (State of Texas Office of the Governor, Rockdale County Georgia), accounting and audit services for housing nonprofits and public agencies (El Pueblo Housing Development Tucson, Alameda Housing Authority), program monitoring for workforce development (Workforce Solutions Alamo), and specialized consulting for school districts, transit authorities, and healthcare systems. Pricing structures vary widely—some opportunities use hourly rates with five-year pricing, others request fixed fees or percentage-based compensation tied to recoverable revenue or collections. Set-aside and preference programs appear selectively, with HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) requirements present in Texas and MWBE participation mandated in certain procurements. Insurance requirements are consistent across jurisdictions, typically requiring $1 million to $2 million professional liability and general liability coverage. Activity is active and ongoing, with response deadlines distributed across the second and third quarters of 2026.