UNSPSC 93151501: Public enterprises management or financial services

UNSPSC 93151501 Public enterprises management or financial services (Commodity) encompasses as-needed consulting and financial advisory work that state and local governments buy to supplement or replace in-house capacity on discrete projects. Recent solicitations show state and local procurement offices contracting for Housing Authority financial and operational consulting, public utility bond portfolio and regulatory advisory support, workforce development program management and child care services administration, municipal financial and investment advisory services, executive recruitment support, and benefits broker services—work spanning nonprofit and government agency operations, regulatory compliance, financial reporting, and strategic planning.

State housing authorities, workforce development boards, municipal departments, water management districts, and transit authorities drive activity. The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda posted two separate solicitations within months—one for as-needed consulting across nine specialized areas (Risk Management, Asset Management, Fair Housing, Moving to Work, Organizational Consulting, Housing Choice Voucher programs, Procurement, Tax Credit Financial Applications, and Housing Development), and another for financial consultant services including Yardi database experience and Housing Assistance Payment reconciliation. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued an RFP for Enrollment Broker Operations serving eight managed care programs (STAR, STAR+PLUS, STAR Health, STAR Kids, Medicaid and CHIP dental, and CHIP Perinatal), with historical compensation ranging from approximately $75 million to $82 million per State Fiscal Year. Workforce Solutions North Texas Board solicited child care services management three times within a four-week window (May through June 2026), with year-one contract values of approximately $10.5 million each. The California Department of Water Resources issued two separate RFPs for Electric Power Fund financial advisory services supporting bond portfolio management and litigation. Geographic activity spans California (DWR financial advisory), Texas (HHSC, Workforce Solutions North Texas, Williamson County), Florida (Citizens Property Insurance internal audit consulting, Jacksonville Transportation Authority automated transit vehicle procurement), Minnesota (Metropolitan Council cost allocation planning), Georgia (Atlanta Beltline employment initiatives, City of College Park executive search), Michigan (Camp Grayling industry management), Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh depository services), Colorado/Utah (West Basin investment management, Salt Lake City School District financial advisor, Herriman City feasibility studies), Wisconsin (Sun Prairie health insurance broker), and Arizona (Hays County sports facility operations).

Recent opportunities include the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda RFP for as-needed consulting services across nine housing authority specialties (due August 10, 2026); Texas Health and Human Services Commission RFP for Enrollment Broker Operations serving 3.5 million Medicaid and CHIP enrollees across eight managed care programs (due September 4, 2026); Workforce Solutions North Texas Board RFPs for child care services management and operations (due June 15–June 30, 2026, with approximate year-one values of $10.5 million); San Mateo County Executive's Office RFP for a Permit Entitlement Blue Ribbon Task Force facilitator (due July 27, 2026); and West Basin Municipal Water District RFP for Investment Management Services managing a $77 million portfolio (due March 31, 2026). The code shows consistent activity across workforce and social service administration, financial advisory and asset management, and specialized consulting for public enterprises, with multi-year terms (typically three to five years), RFP notice types, and no dominant geographic concentration—solicitations are distributed across at least a dozen states with occasional repeat buyers in Texas and California.