UNSPSC 82112064: In person yiddish interpretation service

Yiddish language interpretation services

UNSPSC 82112064 In person Yiddish interpretation service is a Commodity code. State and local governments use this code to procure spoken-language interpretation delivered in person for limited-English-proficient or non-English-speaking individuals accessing public services. While the code name specifies Yiddish, the recent opportunities block shows no procurements explicitly tagged to this code that match its stated scope—instead, the block contains a large and diverse pool of interpreting and language-access solicitations spanning American Sign Language, Spanish, healthcare interpretation, educational settings, and multilingual interpretation services across multiple modalities (in-person, telephonic, video remote, and document translation). The mismatch between the code's narrow, language-specific label and the breadth of actual state and local interpreting work suggests either that jurisdictions tag general interpreting services to this commodity code despite language divergence, or that the code sees minimal use relative to broader family-level language services classifications.

State and local interpreting procurement spans school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida, Katy Independent School District in Texas, Tacoma Public Schools in Washington, Columbia County School District in Georgia, Hays Consolidated Independent School District in Texas), counties (Marion County and Jackson County in Missouri; Marion County, Oregon; Collin County, Texas; Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Griffin-Spalding County School System in Georgia), cities (District of Columbia OSSE), health systems (San Mateo Medical Center in California, CareOregon, Inland Empire Health Plan in California, IEHP), state agencies (Oregon Department of Human Services, Oregon Health Authority, Mississippi State Department of Health, Illinois' Central Management Services), and transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority in California). Representative recent solicitations include Hillsborough County Public Schools RFP 24127-RFP-DST seeking speech-language pathologists and assistants for approximately 100 vacancies at $11.6 million annually (response due March 23, 2026); Jackson County, Missouri RFP 26062 for interpreting and translation services across county departments with a 12-month term and two renewal options (response due November 10, 2026); and Marion County, Oregon RFP for interpreter and translation services supporting limited-English-proficient and deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals (response due November 12, 2026). Activity concentrates in Florida, Oregon, Texas, and Georgia, with scattered opportunities in Missouri, Pennsylvania, California, and Washington. The geographic and issuing-body mix reflects broad state and local reliance on contracted interpreting capacity across educational, health, social service, and general administrative functions, with no single jurisdiction dominating recent procurement volume.