UNSPSC 85101506: Substance abuse hospital services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the depth and breadth of healthcare services required to administer, manage and operate substance abuse hospitals

UNSPSC 85101506 Substance abuse hospital services (Commodity) encompasses residential and inpatient detoxification, treatment, and recovery housing services that state and local jurisdictions procure to address opioid use disorder, substance misuse, and co-occurring behavioral health needs among justice-involved populations, homeless individuals, youth, and community members. State and local buyers soliciting under this code include counties (Clackamas County, Oregon; Harris County, Texas; San Bernardino County, California; Sedgwick County, Kansas; Forsyth County, Georgia; Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Denton County, Texas), cities (Albuquerque, Santa Monica, Charlotte), state departments (Florida Department of Children and Families, Oregon Health Authority, Texas state agencies, New Jersey State Parole Board, Colorado Department of Human Services, Maryland Department of Public Safety), and independent agencies (Rockland County Department of Mental Health). Recent solicitations span school-based screening and brief intervention (Clackamas County RFP 2026-76, due November 12, 2026), residential substance abuse treatment for offenders (Harris County RFSQ 260267, due November 2, 2026), forensic mental health facility operations (Florida Department of Children and Families RFP 16932, due December 1, 2026), pre-trial substance use disorder treatment with medication-assisted opioid therapy (Maryland DPDS BPM055260, due October 16, 2026), residential treatment and detoxification services (Oregon OregonBuys SC2510200016933, due June 4, 2026), and recovery housing with supportive services funded through opioid settlement proceeds (Albuquerque RFP 2026765HHHFS, due May 28, 2026; Sedgwick County RFPs 26-0081 through 26-0083, due September 15, 2026).

Geographic activity concentrates in the West (Oregon, California, Colorado) and Southeast (Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas), with significant activity in Mid-Atlantic and Northeast states (New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, Kansas). Sedgwick County in coordination with Wichita, Kansas has issued multiple opioid settlement-funded RFPs across treatment expansion, prevention, and stigma reduction tracks totaling approximately $1.73 million in available funding. San Bernardino County's RFP 25-134 projects approximately $19.087 billion in allocation for withdrawal management and residential treatment across multiple service areas with a 23-month term beginning February 1, 2027. Montgomery County's RFP 2630 for a master leasing program serving homeless individuals with opioid use disorder establishes a $639,572 funding ceiling for a one-year term with renewal options. Nonprofit organizations dominate the vendor base, often subject to mandatory Medicaid certification, evidence-based practice requirements, insurance minimums (typically $1 million to $2 million commercial general liability), and compliance with HIPAA, Americans with Disabilities Act, and housing-first or trauma-informed service standards. Set-asides and preferences for MBE, VSBE, SBE, and local vendors appear in Maryland, San Bernardino County, Kansas, and other jurisdictions per state procurement regulations.