UNSPSC 57060208: Family kit

Emergency shelter to families who have lost their home to disaster, enabling them to rebuild their lives, it has kitchen set. Blankets to warm a cold night etc. 0.84X0.60X0.57 m.

UNSPSC 57060208 Family kit is a Commodity code that in recent state and local solicitation activity corresponds to pre-assembled service delivery packages—chiefly labor-intensive human services, disaster response management, and refugee assistance programs where a jurisdiction bundles staffing, supplies, and operational support into a single contracted deliverable. The code sees activity from state departments (Oregon Department of Human Services) and county governments (Smith County, Texas). Under this code, state and local buyers are procuring integrated service teams rather than discrete goods; the solicitations show demand for disaster debris management coordination with full staffing, refugee employment training and support services, and financial assistance administration for vulnerable populations, with all labor, reporting, insurance, and operational components packaged together.

Recent activity concentrates in Oregon and Texas. Smith County, Texas issued RFP 3326 for Disaster Management & Monitoring services (due October 7, 2026), seeking a Disaster Management Coordinator to staff eight positions including project managers, field supervisors, monitors, GIS specialists, and administrative personnel to manage debris removal operations within 120 days post-disaster under FEMA compliance, with a one-year base term plus two optional one-year renewals. The Oregon Department of Human Services posted two concurrent opportunities: RFP S1000000016630 for Financial Assistance for HR1 Impacted Immigrants (due July 31, 2026), offering up to four grant awards of $500,000 minimum each from a $2 million total budget for nonprofits providing financial assistance and case management statewide, and RFP S1000000016969 for Refugee Employment and Pre-Employment Training Services (due July 16, 2026), awarding one contract each for two geographic areas (Portland-Metro at $3,000,000 not-to-exceed and Salem-Corvallis-Eugene at $400,000) to deliver employment services, pre-employment training, ESL instruction, and job placement for refugee populations across multiple counties.