UNSPSC 93171700: Customs administration and compliance

UNSPSC 93171700 Customs administration and compliance is a Class code capturing state and local procurement activity in organizational management consulting—specifically job classification studies, operational efficiency assessments, strategic planning, and program optimization work—not customs or trade compliance services. Recent state and local opportunities under this code reflect demand for management consulting spanning workforce compensation analysis, organizational restructuring, enterprise strategy development, and governance frameworks. Issuers range across counties (Whitfield County, Georgia; Beaufort County, South Carolina), cities (Phoenix, St. Petersburg, Albany, College Park), universities (Tarleton State, Texas A&M System, Lane Community College), transit and public authorities (Teacher Retirement System of Texas, Alameda County Water District), and special-purpose districts (Atlanta Beltline, Invest Atlanta). The code sees concentrated recent activity in Georgia, Texas, and California, with secondary activity across Colorado, Florida, Washington, and Kansas.

Representative recent opportunities include Whitfield County Board of Commissioners' Job Classification and Pay Study (RFP, proposals due November 20, 2026), requesting sealed proposals for comprehensive compensation analysis across approximately 800 county employees, evaluated 80 percent on technical merit and 20 percent on cost; the Teacher Retirement System of Texas' Enterprise Fraud Risk Program (RFP, proposals due November 20, 2026), soliciting fraud detection platforms across procurement, pension, and paper fraud with optional separate proposals by functional scope; and the City of Phoenix Finance Department's Management Consulting Services qualified vendors list (RFQ, sealed offers due November 6, 2026), establishing an on-call roster of firms for change management, organizational studies, project management review, and process analysis spanning five years. The City of Augusta, Georgia (RFP 26-908, proposals due October 19, 2026) is undertaking a two-phase operational efficiency assessment of fifteen city and county departments with 80-point technical weighting. Geographic spread is broad; no single jurisdiction dominates, though Georgia, Texas, and California each show multiple recent solicitations across municipal, county, and institutional buyers.