UNSPSC 93171803: Trade statistics

UNSPSC 93171803 Trade statistics is a Commodity code. State and local governments use this code to procure consulting services that analyze, assess, and report on organizational performance, program effectiveness, and operational outcomes—grounded in recent solicitations for job classification studies, feasibility assessments, operational efficiency reviews, strategic planning facilitation, and specialized audits. The scope spans employment compensation analysis, program optimization advisory, organizational readiness evaluation, grant monitoring, and financial or operational performance auditing. Issuing bodies include county commissioners' offices, state agencies (particularly education and health departments), municipalities, transit authorities, higher-education institutions, and special-purpose districts. Repeat buyers include county governments conducting departmental assessments and university systems evaluating capital campaigns and fundraising readiness. Recent opportunities show strong activity from Georgia, Texas, Florida, Colorado, and Washington State.

Representative recent solicitations include Whitfield County Board of Commissioners' RFP for a comprehensive Job Classification and Pay Study covering 800 employees across 200+ job classifications, due November 20, 2026; the Teacher Retirement System of Texas's RFP for enterprise fraud detection and monitoring platform consulting, due November 20, 2026; the City of Phoenix Finance Department's RFQ for management consulting services on an as-needed basis, due November 6, 2026; and Beaufort County's RFQ for a Fire Service Consolidation Study evaluating four regional fire agencies, due July 9, 2026. Geographic concentration spans the Southeast (Georgia, South Carolina, Florida) and Texas, with secondary activity in Colorado and Washington. Engagement types run four to twelve months, with fixed-price or hourly-rate structures predominating. Professional liability insurance requirements typically range from $1 million per occurrence to $2 million aggregate; many solicitations require prior government consulting experience and client references from comparable state or local clients.