UNSPSC 82112046: In person romanian interpretation service

Romanian language interpretation services

UNSPSC 82112046 In person romanian interpretation service is a Commodity code that does not align with state and local procurement activity actually being solicited. The recent opportunities block contains no Romanian-language interpretation contracts and no procurement tied to this code's narrow scope. Instead, the block documents a broad range of language access services — general interpretation across 40+ languages (Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Somali, Russian, Korean, Tagalog, Haitian Creole, and others), American Sign Language, document translation, over-the-phone and video remote interpretation, and specialized services such as CART and tactile interpreting — being solicited by health systems, school districts, counties, state departments, and other state and local bodies. A CareOregon RFP posted July 13, 2026 (due August 11) seeks health care interpreter services across multiple modalities in Oregon and affiliated service areas, with emphasis on common Tier 1 languages in Portland Metro. Hillsborough County Public Schools, Katy ISD, Austin ISD, Harris County Department of Education, and Tacoma Public Schools have posted separate RFPs for educational interpreting, sign language, and speech-language pathology services. A Mississippi State Department of Health IFB posted June 10, 2026 (bids due July 2) solicits comprehensive language access statewide supporting 40+ language pairs. The code shows minimal relevance to current state and local procurement; buyers pursuing language services work at the commodity level should reference broader UNSPSC codes encompassing general interpretation and translation rather than this narrow, language-specific category.

The issuing bodies span state health and human-service departments, public hospital systems, county government, independent school districts, and regional education cooperatives across the Pacific Northwest (Oregon), Texas (Houston, Katy, Denton), California (San Mateo, Sacramento), Florida (Hillsborough), Georgia (Collin, Columbia, Forsyth, Fulton, Muscogee, Ware), North Carolina (Wake), Pennsylvania (Montgomery), New Jersey, Washington (Tacoma), and Mississippi. No single jurisdiction dominates; activity is geographically distributed. School districts and their staffing cooperatives represent the most frequent recent issuers, followed by county and state health and human services agencies. Contract values disclosed include San Mateo Medical Center's $2.23 million estimate, Hillsborough County Public Schools' $950,000 estimated annual budget, Hillsborough's speech-language services contract at approximately $11.64 million annually, and Collin County's Spanish court interpretation estimate of $11,585 annually; most school district RFPs carry no published budget or minimum-volume guarantees. Most contracts are structured as multiple-vendor awards with no guaranteed minimum service volumes, initial terms of one to three years with renewal options extending through five years, and all-inclusive pricing (hourly, per-minute, per-word, or per-project rates). Vendors must hold current certifications or licenses (RID, BEI, EIPA, state licensure as applicable), pass background checks, maintain FERPA and HIPAA compliance, carry liability insurance ($1–2 million general aggregate typical), and respond to service requests within 24–72 hours. A modest set-aside preference for HUB and SBE vendors appears in some Texas and Georgia solicitations; most do not mandate set-asides but encourage participation.