UNSPSC 84141503: Minority owned business programs

UNSPSC 84141503 Minority owned business programs is a Commodity code that encompasses business advisory, consulting, and brokerage services where state and local governments engage specialized firms to manage employee benefits, insurance programs, real estate transactions, and financial compliance. Recent solicitations under this code show state and local entities contracting for employee benefit broker services, commercial real estate brokerage, investment consulting, insurance brokerage, arbitrage compliance services, and medical plan administration — services often required to operate employee benefit programs, manage public assets, and ensure regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions and program types.

Activity under this code spans county purchasing departments, city procurement offices, independent school districts, and university systems across the Southeast, Texas, and broader regions. White County, Georgia issued an RFQ for employee benefits broker services due December 11, 2026; the City of Milton, Florida released an RFQ for commercial real estate services due November 19, 2025; the City of Sarasota, Florida sought investment consulting for its OPEB Trust Fund with proposals due August 19, 2026; Okaloosa County, Florida requested arbitrage consulting services for tax-exempt bond compliance due July 15, 2026; Henry County, Georgia issued two overlapping RFPs for employee benefit consulting and broker services both due August 11, 2026; Williamson County, Texas solicited benefit broker consulting services due July 9, 2026; the City of Tucson contracted for licensed real estate brokers to market and resell city-owned residential homes with proposals due September 16, 2026; the University System of Georgia Board of Regents requested PPV Insurance brokerage services due June 5, 2026; and Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD in Texas issued an RFP for medical plan brokerage services initially due May 13, 2026, with a medical consulting services RFP due September 1, 2026. Geographic concentration appears strongest in Georgia, Texas, and Florida, with sporadic activity in Arizona and beyond.