UNSPSC 83112206: Directional radio capacity disaster recovery management service

Directional radio services: capacities concerning disaster recovery management (DRM)

UNSPSC 83112206 Directional radio capacity disaster recovery management service is a Commodity code that state and local governments buy to support emergency operations center communications, mortuary services coordination, debris logistics, and specialized disaster-management consulting during and after declared emergencies. The actual work being solicited shows a wide range of disaster-support activities rather than narrowly focused directional radio capacity; recent opportunities span emergency management program coordination, debris removal and monitoring, mortality services, family assistance planning, exercise development, and consulting for recovery operations.

State departments, counties, cities, and special-purpose authorities are active across this code, with no single repeat buyer dominating recent activity. South Dakota's Department of the Military, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Marion County and Orange County in Florida, Pinellas County Schools in Florida, and Nevada's State Purchasing Division each posted one or two opportunities in recent months. Florida, Texas, California, South Carolina, Georgia, and Oregon show the heaviest concentration of recent activity. Representative opportunities include the South Dakota Department of the Military's RFP 26RFP20087 for an Emergency Management Program Coordinator (due November 10, 2026), seeking funding and guidance for Army National Guard emergency management programs including all-hazards planning, emergency communications, and training support; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's IFB HHS0017352v3 for Mortality Resources and Services (due October 28, 2026), requiring mortuary trailer deployment, strike team operations, and long-term storage within 125 miles of Waco; Marion County Florida's RFP 26P-117 and 26P-118 for debris monitoring and consulting services during response and recovery phases (due September 3, 2026 for both), with per-event ceiling prices of $30,000 and $3,000,000 respectively; and the Nevada State Purchasing Division's Request for Proposals for disaster response and recovery services (due August 21, 2026), seeking multi-award contracts for rapid deployment across 17 counties and 28 tribal nations in categories including EOC augmentation, damage assessment, debris removal, and case management. Orange County California and the City of Port Orange Florida both solicited disaster debris management and elevation services under FEMA-funded programs. The code shows active procurement but displays significant variation in scope, suggesting that the nominal taxonomy may not fully align with how jurisdictions tag disaster-response work; most recent activity clusters around operational disaster logistics, recovery consulting, and infrastructure restoration rather than directional radio communications specifically.