UNSPSC 60105625: Teen suicide avoidance training instructional materials

UNSPSC 60105625 Teen suicide avoidance training instructional materials is a Commodity code that encompasses educational content, training guides, and supplemental materials designed to teach suicide prevention and mental health awareness to school-age populations. State and local governments procure this code's scope primarily through school districts seeking curriculum materials, training resources, and digital content to support mental health and wellness programming in grades K-12. Recent solicitations show that purchasing activity spans a mix of school districts of varying sizes, from small independent districts to large urban systems, alongside county school systems and specialized educational agencies that develop or procure instructional materials at scale for multi-district adoption. The work solicited includes both custom-developed content aligned to state learning standards and adoption of existing, vetted instructional materials with associated teacher guides, digital access platforms, and professional development components to ensure effective implementation across classrooms and grade levels.

The code shows minimal recent activity directly matching the nominal scope of teen suicide avoidance training. Review of recent opportunities reveals that state and local educational procurement under this code is fragmented and sparse; most posted opportunities target broader instructional materials categories—English Language Arts core curriculum, mathematics adoption, visual and performing arts supplies, open educational resources frameworks, and clinical nursing assistant textbooks—rather than suicide prevention training specifically. The Texas Education Agency, school districts in Florida, Arizona, Michigan, and Texas, and higher education institutions dominate the recent posting volume, but none of the sampled recent opportunities from May 2026 through October 2026 explicitly name teen suicide prevention or mental health crisis awareness training as a procurement objective. Procurement activity under this specific Commodity code appears to be either below the threshold of public notice posting, consolidated into broader health and safety training category codes, or addressed through frameworks established at the state level rather than through individual school district competitive solicitations. Business development efforts targeting this code should verify whether recent purchasing activity has shifted to adjacent UNSPSC categories or state-level cooperative purchasing vehicles before committing resources to pursuit.