UNSPSC 84111602: Quarterly reviews

UNSPSC 84111602 Quarterly reviews is a Commodity code encompassing periodic internal and independent audit services that state and local governments procure to evaluate financial reporting, compliance, operational controls, and programmatic performance. The recent opportunities block shows state and local buyers are using this code to solicit financial audits of government agencies and public entities, compliance and single audits under federal Uniform Guidance standards, internal audit program services, specialized audits (claims audits, construction audits, impact-fee audits, PREA audits), and fiscal monitoring reviews of grant recipients and contractors. Representative recent solicitations include the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission seeking internal audit services under RFQ 458-E260682 due August 12, 2026; Lane Council of Governments (LCOG) in Oregon soliciting annual financial statement audit services under RFP FY27-004 due July 22, 2026; the Illinois Department of Human Services requesting professional accounting and auditing services under IFB 27444DHSCONTOB53178 due July 28, 2026; and the County of San Mateo seeking defined contribution plan audit services due July 2, 2026. Issuing bodies using this code span state agencies (Texas Comptroller, Texas Department of Public Safety, Colorado Department of Education, Washington State Department of Corrections), county governments (Harris County, Beaufort County South Carolina, Effingham County Georgia, Cobb County Georgia), municipalities (City of Fort Worth, City of Gulfport, City of McKinney, City of Atlanta, City of Hampton Georgia, Orange County Transportation Authority), special-purpose districts and authorities (Lane Council of Governments, Workforce Solutions entities), and other state and local entities (school districts, community health centers, colleges, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas).

Recent activity concentrates in Texas (multiple TABC, TDHCA, HHSC, TRS, and municipal procurements), Oregon (LCOG, Columbia Gorge ESD), Georgia (multiple county and city solicitations), and California (Orange County Transportation Authority, Los Angeles Superior Court), with additional activity across Washington State, Colorado, Illinois, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Virginia. The geographic spread and volume of recent opportunities signal steady demand across diverse issuing bodies and state-local jurisdictions. State and local buyers are attaching mandatory qualifications filters including CPA licensure, Government Auditing Standards independence requirements, peer review history, professional liability insurance (typically $1 million to $5 million per occurrence), and demonstrated experience with governmental or public-sector audits. Many solicitations include HUB, VetHUB, or MWBE subcontracting requirements or goals ranging from 4% to 25%. Contract terms typically run one to five years with optional renewals. Set-aside and preference programs are common: Texas procurements routinely require HUB Subcontracting Plans; Illinois solicitations enforce state certification requirements; California buyers impose prevailing wage and local-wage obligations where applicable. Firms demonstrating expertise in higher education, healthcare, pension funds, grant management, compliance testing, and federal Uniform Guidance audits appear advantaged. The code shows no signs of contraction; activity levels suggest healthy ongoing demand.