UNSPSC 93142102: Economic cooperation services

UNSPSC 93142102 Economic cooperation services, a Commodity code, encompasses planning, feasibility analysis, and advisory services that state and local governments procure to structure complex economic development, public facility redevelopment, and infrastructure investment initiatives. State and local buyers are currently soliciting under this code for pre-development and development agent services on mission-critical facilities, master planning updates, public-private partnership structuring, and comprehensive economic and market analysis supporting land use and infrastructure decisions.

Recent issuing bodies span cities (Dallas, Atlanta, Bridgeport, Doral, Sarasota, Santa Cruz, Brownsville, Ocala), counties (Bernalillo, Sarasota, Pasco, Washoe, Gwinnett, Hillsborough), state agencies (Oregon, Washington, Nevada), and special-purpose districts (Atlanta Beltline Inc., Bend Urban Renewal Agency). Cities dominate the volume, pursuing RFPs and ITNs for planning consultant services tied to downtown revitalization, park and recreation master plans, and market analysis. The Dallas City Council-governed 911 Emergency Communications Center pre-development procurement (RFP BIZ2600030973, due August 7, 2026) exemplifies mission-critical facility scope; Pasco County's multi-year on-call planning services (RSQ-LK-26-065, due April 28, 2026) and Gwinnett County's professional on-call planning (RFP RP006-26, due March 16, 2026) reflect the market for standing master-services agreements. Public-private partnerships feature prominently—Doral's DORAL 10 99-year land-lease ITN (due June 23, 2026), Bridgeport's Total Mortgage Arena operator procurement (RFP PEX042256, due May 28, 2026), and Waco's mixed-use development partnership (RFP WDRP0022026, due March 12, 2026) all seek experienced developers and operators capable of financing, designing, and managing complex projects. State agencies and regional authorities are procuring economic and housing analysis (Oregon Housing Needs Analysis, RFP S-10700-00016198, due April 3, 2026; Tahoe Meadows Winter Safety Management Strategic Plan, RFP 70CNRS3689, due March 5, 2026). Geographically, recent activity spans Texas (Dallas, Waco, Brownsville), Florida (Doral, Sarasota, Ocala, Hillsborough County, Tampa-area utilities), Georgia (Atlanta, Gwinnett, Flowery Branch), Nevada, Oregon, and Connecticut. No concentration in a single state is evident; the code shows distributed activity across growth corridors and mid-sized metros pursuing master planning and development structuring.