UNSPSC 93101706: Legislators services

UNSPSC 93101706 Legislators services is a Commodity code purchasing specialized advocacy, representation, and strategic advising delivered to state and local legislative bodies, elected officials, and constitutional officers. State and local governments soliciting under this code are buying federal and state legislative lobbying services, governmental relations and advocacy representation, strategic facilitation for elected leadership, and related professional advisory work that directly supports the legislative function or elected decision-making at the municipal, county, and state level.

The issuing-body mix spans city governments, counties, and state agencies. The City of Gallup, New Mexico has posted two opportunities in quick succession—one for state lobbyist services and one for federal lobbyist services—signaling sustained demand for split federal/state representation in smaller municipalities. Other recent issuers include the City of Temple, Texas (legislative consulting and government relations), the State of Texas (governmental relations and advocacy services for a university system), and the Washington Student Achievement Council (specialized consulting on Islamic finance and higher education policy). Geographic spread shows concentrated activity in the Southwest and South (Texas, New Mexico, Florida, Georgia) with secondary activity in the Pacific Northwest and Midwest. Representative opportunities include the City of Gallup's federal lobbyist services RFP (proposals due August 6, 2026; five-year minimum federal advocacy experience required; $1 million minimum liability insurance; monthly retainers plus hourly rates and travel expenses), the City of Gallup's state lobbyist services RFP (proposals due August 20, 2026; independent contractor classification; pursuit of Capital Outlay appropriations among stated priorities), and the State of Texas governmental relations RFP for the Texas State University System (proposals due September 17, 2026; three-year base term with two optional two-year renewals; firm-fixed annual fees capped at $2 million total contract value; quarterly reporting and Capitol Hill internship program support).