UNSPSC 93171803: Trade statistics

UNSPSC 93171803 Trade statistics is a Commodity code. State and local governments use this code to procure research, analysis, and reporting services that support statistical collection, policy evaluation, and operational assessment across public agencies. Recent solicitations show demand for data collection platforms, performance audits, disparity studies, operational reviews, and standards-of-practice analyses that feed compliance reporting, legislative decision-making, and strategic planning at state and local levels.

The issuing body mix spans state departments (Texas Education Agency, Washington Department of Commerce, Texas Comptroller, University of Texas System), counties (Fairfax County Virginia, Ventura County California, Los Angeles Superior Court, Kenosha County Wisconsin, Beaufort County South Carolina, Cobb County Georgia, Henry County Georgia), cities (Bend Oregon, Apopka Florida, Fayetteville Georgia, College Park Georgia, Waco Texas, Lubbock Texas, North Miami Beach Florida, Olathe Kansas, Pooler Georgia, Columbus Georgia, St. Petersburg Florida), school districts (Gallup-McKinley County Schools New Mexico, Lane Community College Oregon), and special districts (Atlanta Beltline Inc., Invest Atlanta, Idaho Commission for Libraries, Jacksonville Transportation Authority). Recent opportunities cluster in feasibility and master planning studies (annexation, trails, corridors, unified development ordinances), service delivery evaluations (fire services, indigent defense, area agencies on aging, private defender programs), operational assessments (corrections staffing, development review customer service, pension benchmarking), and compliance monitoring (Section 3/BABA, procurement disparity). Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia (Atlanta, Columbus, College Park, Cobb County, Henry County), Florida (Apopka, St. Petersburg, Bend area), California (Ventura, San Mateo), and Texas, with scattered activity across Oregon, Kansas, South Carolina, Wisconsin, Idaho, and Washington.

Representative recent opportunities include the Idaho Commission for Libraries solicitation 1386 (RFP, July 31, 2026 response date) for an online statistics collection tool integrating with federal databases; Beaufort County, South Carolina RFQ 070926 (July 9 due date) for a fire service consolidation operational study; San Mateo County RFP 2026RFP00593 (July 27 due date) for facilitation and process improvement assessment of a permit entitlement task force; the Washington Department of Commerce RFP for an Andy Hill Cancer Research Endowment performance audit (July 20 due date, $150,000 budget, SBE/VBE set-aside); and the City of Bend Fire & Rescue IRFP 26-11908 (June 18 due date, $100,000–$125,000 estimated budget) for a comprehensive standards of cover study. The code sees steady demand from public sector clients seeking external expertise to assess operations, measure performance against benchmarks and standards, and generate data-driven recommendations for policy and operational improvement.