UNSPSC 93151507: Administrative procedures or services

UNSPSC 93151507 Administrative procedures or services (Commodity tier) covers routine operational support tasks and back-office processing that state and local governments procure to maintain compliance, manage programs, and conduct day-to-day business—work including audio-visual support for meetings, call center and deskside IT support, grant administration, educational content review, claims recovery, temporary staffing, and specialized consulting services. The issuing bodies are diverse: state education and health agencies (Texas Education Agency, Texas Health and Human Services Commission), county departments (Galveston County, Kenosha County, Fairfax County, San Mateo County, Broward County), cities (Fort Worth, Tucson), and special-purpose districts. Repeat buyers in the recent opportunity block include the Texas Education Agency (three solicitations for OER and instructional materials review work), Texas Health and Human Services Commission (two solicitations for service desk operations and enrollment broker services), Kenosha County (three solicitations for human services administration), and San Mateo County (three solicitations for medical center support services).

Recent activity clusters in Texas, California, Wisconsin, Florida, Virginia, Oregon, and Washington, with Texas showing the highest volume. Representative opportunities include the Texas Education Agency's RFP 701-27-001 for audio-visual services supporting hybrid Council meetings, due October 21, 2026; Texas Health and Human Services Commission's RFO HHS0017021 for 52 IT service desk and deskside support staff, due November 3, 2026; the City of Fort Worth's RFP 26-0279 for claims recovery and subrogation services on contingency, due October 29, 2026; and Kenosha County's three RFPs for supervised visitation, youth competency programs, and dementia caregiver services, all due June 30, 2026. The code spans both fixed-scope services and flexible staffing solutions, with contracts typically ranging from one to five years and pricing structured as fixed fees, hourly rates, monthly recurring costs, contingency-based recovery, or markup-based temporary staffing arrangements.