UNSPSC 93151506: Administrative economic council services

UNSPSC 93151506 Administrative economic council services (Commodity) encompasses professional support for the governance, administration, and operational delivery of advisory councils, boards, and special-purpose administrative bodies at the state and local level. Recent state and local opportunities show demand for audio-visual production and technical support for hybrid council and committee meetings, service-desk and IT staffing for administrative operations, grant program administration and compliance support, and specialized consulting services such as reimbursement reporting and enrollment broker operations. The work spans both operational infrastructure—equipment, staffing, and technology—and strategic advisory functions including compliance, financial management, and program evaluation. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state agencies (Texas Education Agency, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Oregon Department of Agriculture), county governments (Galveston County, San Mateo County), cities (Fort Worth), and specialized authorities. Texas state agencies appear as repeat buyers, with the Texas Education Agency and HHSC posting multiple opportunities spanning fiscal years 2026–2027.

Geographic concentration centers on Texas, with secondary activity in Oregon, California, and scattered solicitations in other states and the District of Columbia. The Texas Education Agency recently solicited audio-visual services for the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities (RFP 701-27-001, due October 21, 2026) covering hybrid quarterly meetings in Houston, Austin, and San Antonio with an anticipated contract start of December 2026. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission posted an RFO for service-desk and deskside IT support staffing (HHS0017021, due November 3, 2026) covering 52 positions across enterprise and department-specific service desks with a contract start anticipated in August 2027 and evaluation focused on experience (35%), narrative proposal (30%), and cost (35%). Galveston County sought grant-administration consulting for Community Development Block Grant compliance and project management (RFP due October 29, 2026). These opportunities reflect sustained demand for administrative backbone services supporting council operations, regulatory compliance, and back-office functions, though volume and award frequency remain moderate and concentrated among larger state and county procurement offices.