UNSPSC 80111623: Temporary sourcing and logistics services

UNSPSC 80111623 Temporary sourcing and logistics services (Commodity) represents staffing placement, workforce augmentation, and employer-of-record services that state and local governments procure to fill operational gaps across administrative, professional, skilled trade, and specialized roles. Recent solicitations show demand spanning temporary administrative and clerical workers, specialized personnel (speech-language pathologists, emergency medical technicians, substance use disorder clinicians), skilled trades and maintenance staff, event labor, and emergency disaster-recovery employment management, with issuing bodies ranging from state agencies and school districts to cities, counties, workforce boards, and specialized authorities.

Activity is concentrated among state workforce development agencies, school districts, and city and county operations across the South and West. The Florida Department of Commerce is a repeat buyer, soliciting both statewide disaster-recovery staffing (Florida Division of Emergency Management RFP 16906, logistical support for non-congregate sheltering and housing programs, proposals due October 27, 2026) and workforce development staffing (Florida Department of Commerce RFP 16689, disaster-recovery employment management across 21 Local Workforce Development Boards and 67 counties, proposals due September 3, 2026). School districts including Hillsborough County Public Schools (Florida RFP 24127-RFP-DST, speech-language pathology services, proposals due March 23, 2026; estimated annual budget $11.6 million), Richardson Independent School District (Texas, child nutrition temporary personnel, proposals due September 22, 2026), and City Colleges of Chicago (bid NG2608, child development lab substitute staffing, bids due August 13, 2026) are active across multiple states. Cities and counties including the City of St. Petersburg (RFP 26281, temporary staffing across 25 position categories, proposals due October 29, 2026), the City of Alexandria, Virginia (RFP 2022, temporary staffing management serving 175–200 daily placements, proposals due August 26, 2026; historical spend $8.2 million annually), Broward County, Florida (temporary kitchen personnel, quotes due July 22, 2026), and Denton County, Texas (RFP 262919, temporary and payroll services, proposals due October 22, 2026) show consistent procurement. Specialized agencies including the Colorado Department of Corrections (substance use disorder clinical staffing, proposals due September 7, 2026), the Boulder County Sheriff's Office (EMT staffing for county jail, proposals due October 26, 2026), and the District of Columbia Department of Human Services (multiple temporary staffing RFPs, various deadlines in August–September 2026) round out the buyer base. Cooperative purchasing vehicles—notably NASPO ValuePoint's multistate temporary employment services RFP (60-00000-26-00092, closing August 11, 2026) and the State of Oregon's use of Robert Half through cooperative TS06-25—signal continued reliance on master agreements to streamline procurement across public entities.