UNSPSC 78101717: Marine accommodation services

Accommodation of a ship is the living space where cabins for ship's crew are located, along with galley, provision stores & refrigeration, messrooms, recreational rooms, gymnasium, meeting rooms, lockers, etc

UNSPSC 78101717 Marine accommodation services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure housing and shelter placements for vulnerable populations experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or substance use disorders. The work being solicited spans emergency and interim shelter beds, transitional and recovery housing, rental subsidies and master leasing programs, and supportive services coordination—primarily through nonprofits managing behavioral health recovery housing, interim placements for adults with serious mental illness, family shelters, and transitional living for unaccompanied youth. Issuing bodies include county behavioral health departments, county social services and housing authorities, county departments of health and human services, municipal housing offices, and state departments of corrections. County behavioral health departments (Solano, Ventura, Bernalillo, Santa Clara) and city housing offices (Dallas, Albuquerque, Clackamas County) appear most frequently in recent postings. Geographic activity concentrates in California (Solano, Ventura, Bernalillo, Santa Clara), Texas (Dallas), Oregon (Clackamas), Pennsylvania (Montgomery), and Kentucky, with scattered additional activity in Florida and other states.

Recent representative solicitations include Solano County Department of Health and Social Services' RFP for an interim shelter and housing placement program combining short-term emergency drop-in beds with longer-term 90-to-120-day interim housing beds serving adults and older adults with serious mental illness (due July 8, 2026; estimated Year 1 value $1.2 million); Ventura County Behavioral Health's RFP for an interim recovery housing operator serving individuals with substance use disorders or co-occurring mental health diagnoses (due May 8, 2026); Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Department of Health and Human Services' RFP 26-30 for a master leasing program serving unhoused single adults with opioid use disorder through a minimum 10-unit pilot with integrated supportive services (due June 4, 2026; funding ceiling $639,572); and the Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Corrections' rolling RFP 758 2500000122 for halfway houses and recovery Kentucky centers providing reentry services and substance use disorder treatment to felons, probationers, and parolees statewide (due October 14, 2026; per diem rates $27.62 to $40.37 daily depending on facility type). Contract structures typically feature one-year initial terms with multiple optional renewals, cost-reimbursement or per diem-based compensation, mandatory nonprofit status or governmental eligibility, and compliance with Housing First, trauma-informed, and recovery-oriented service models.