UNSPSC 95101506: Housing subdivision parcel

A defined piece of land used to house a housing subdivision

UNSPSC 95101506 Housing subdivision parcel is a Commodity code that in practice maps to consulting and professional services for the planning, development, and revitalization of low-income and affordable housing portfolios rather than the acquisition or sale of land parcels themselves. State and local housing authorities use this code to tag solicitations for development strategy, financing analysis, mixed-finance structuring, tax-credit program navigation, federal and state grant administration, project management, and stakeholder coordination across multiple housing units and sites. The issuing bodies are typically public housing authorities and housing finance agencies managing affordable rental stock or mixed-income redevelopment programs. Work is assigned on an as-needed task-order basis with no guaranteed minimum or maximum hours, and consultants must comply with HUD regulations on fee structures, prohibiting percentage-based compensation or cost-plus markups in favor of hourly billing.

The Harrisburg Housing Authority posted a Request for Proposals (RFP 202601) on January 27, 2026, for development and revitalization consulting services covering approximately 1,640 low-income units across nine developments, with proposals due February 27, 2026. The Authority is evaluating consultants on technical competence, narrative response, proposed contract price, small-business participation, and community service, with a best-value award anticipated for March 18, 2026. Pennsylvania is the primary jurisdiction evidenced in the recent-opportunities block. Successful respondents must demonstrate expertise in HUD mixed-finance legal structures and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit programs, carry professional liability and errors-and-omissions coverage of at least $1,000,000, and register with the Authority's Bonfire E-Procurement portal; the Authority explicitly encourages participation from Minority Business Enterprises, Woman Business Enterprises, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises, with up to 15 evaluation points available for such participation.