UNSPSC 57020100: Humanitarian operational services

This class includes a collection of humanitarian operational services.

UNSPSC 57020100 Humanitarian operational services is a Class code covering disaster debris monitoring, clearing, removal, and related emergency logistical support that state and local governments procure following declared disasters and severe weather events. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers activating contracts for debris monitoring oversight across waterways and construction sites, comprehensive debris removal and disposal operations, emergency catering during disaster response, paratransit services for disadvantaged populations, pre-event logistical support systems, and training for emergency management personnel—with the code capturing the full scope of post-disaster operational coordination and cleanup work.

County governments and special-purpose districts dominate recent activity, with Montgomery County Texas, the State of Oregon, Collier County Florida, Monroe County Florida, Beaufort-Jasper Water & Sewer Authority South Carolina, Liberty County Georgia, Gordon County Georgia, Macon-Bibb County Georgia, and multiple Florida municipalities soliciting repeatedly across debris monitoring, debris removal, and logistics support subcategories. Texas, Florida, and Georgia show the heaviest concentration of recent solicitations. Representative opportunities include Montgomery County issuing RFP Solicitation 2634 for debris monitoring across 135 miles of waterway under HUD CDBG-MIT funding (due July 22, 2026); the State of Oregon issuing RFP 2026-48 for statewide disaster debris clearance and removal on a per-ton basis (due August 6, 2026); Collier County issuing RFP for emergency catering services during disaster response at two primary sites (due January 16, 2026, with prior activations totaling approximately $800,000 across four recent hurricanes); and the City of Leander Texas issuing RFP S26-012 for pre-event citywide disaster debris removal on an as-needed basis with unit pricing across six service categories and 36 base line items (due July 14, 2026). Federal funding through FEMA Public Assistance, HUD CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT, and state disaster recovery allocations funds the majority of activity under this code.