UNSPSC 84111701: Treasury services

UNSPSC 84111701 Treasury services is a Commodity code covering financial recovery consulting, depreciation studies, auditing and compliance assessment, fiscal support, and investment management services that state and local governments procure to manage federal reimbursement, asset valuations, grant compliance, and portfolio strategies. State and local issuing bodies—including counties, municipalities, utility authorities, workforce boards, housing authorities, and transit agencies—solicit these services through RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs to address specialized financial operations that typically sit outside permanent staff capacity. The work ranges from FEMA disaster-recovery consulting and single-audit compliance to EMS billing automation, cost allocation studies, and concession revenue audits, reflecting the breadth of financial operations beneath the code's umbrella.

Recent opportunities span Florida, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, South Carolina, Arizona, and Utah, with concentrations in Texas and Florida. Representative solicitations include Seminole County, Florida's RFP for Disaster Recovery Consultant Services (FEMA financial recovery, response deadline September 20, 2023); Kissimmee Utility Authority's RFP for Depreciation Study Services (October 20, 2026); Boulder County, Colorado's RFP for Financial Auditing Services covering five-year countywide and public-health audits with historical incumbent fees ranging from approximately $120,960 to $136,142 annually (September 25, 2026); Metrocare Services' RFQ for Annual Financial and Compliance Auditor for behavioral health authority audits (August 31, 2026); Workforce Solutions Capital Area Workforce Board's proposal request for fiscal support and accounting services with HUB certification bonus (September 25, 2026); and the City of Atlanta's IFB for EMS Revenue Billing Services supporting seven ambulance transport units with an estimated 1,600 annual transports (September 4, 2026). The code also captures arbitrage rebate consulting (Okaloosa County), housing authority audit and tax services (Boulder County Housing Authority), and treasury management systems (Citizens Property Insurance Corporation).