UNSPSC 93101601: Cabinet officers services

UNSPSC 93101601 Cabinet officers services (Commodity) spans a wide range of advisory, management, and administrative support work that state and local governments procure at the professional-services level. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers contracting for strategic planning facilitation, organizational assessments, compliance consulting, grant management, legislative advocacy, rate and fee studies, code revision, capital planning, AI governance frameworks, and executive recruitment—all of which fall under the broad umbrella of cabinet-level or senior-leadership advisory support. The code draws from city finance and procurement departments, county commissioners' offices, transit authorities, water districts, and special-purpose agencies seeking outside expertise to inform high-stakes policy, operational, and strategic decisions. Work is rarely turnkey; most engagements involve facilitation, stakeholder input, and multi-phase deliverables culminating in written strategy or implementation frameworks.

Recent activity spans at least fifteen states, with heaviest concentration in Florida (Holly Hill stormwater assessment roll maintenance; Seminole County FEMA disaster recovery; Orange County Transportation Authority FTA compliance; Kissimmee Utility depreciation study; West Basin groundwater modeling and water-use efficiency framework), Georgia (Whitfield County job classification and pay study; City of Fayetteville classification studies; Douglasville strategic planning; Augusta operational efficiency; McDonough code revision), and California (Pinellas County AI strategic roadmap, Palo Alto water system master plan, San Mateo climate action planning). Other states represented include Illinois (ISAC student clearinghouse services), New Mexico (City of Gallup state and federal lobbying), Colorado (Wheat Ridge zoning code), Texas (Temple legislative consulting; TSUS governmental relations), Michigan (MIO pay program management), New York (Rockland Community College grant development), Washington (Commerce capital readiness advisors; Blueberry Commission executive director; WSAC GET Shariah-compliance study), and Arizona (Phoenix management consulting). Representative current opportunities include the Whitfield County Board of Commissioners conducting a comprehensive job classification and pay study (RFQ, proposals due November 20, 2026), the Georgia Department of Transportation issuing an RFQ for program management services supporting the Transportation Alternatives Program and Local Administered Project Program (RFQ released November 16, 2026; SOQs due December 16, 2026), and the Washington State Department of Commerce requesting proposals for up to three capital readiness advisors supporting FY2027 grantees (responses due November 16, 2026; contract execution as early as December 16, 2026; each position capped at $25,000). The City of Phoenix is establishing a qualified vendors list for management consulting services on an as-needed basis (sealed offers due November 6, 2026; five-year term commencing March 1, 2027).