UNSPSC 85101507: Urgent care centers

In this classification, this commodity indicates the depth and breadth of healthcare services required to administer, manage and operate urgent care centers

UNSPSC 85101507 Urgent care centers (Commodity) encompasses on-demand medical screening, occupational health services, and wellness program administration that state and local governments procure to serve employees, students, seniors, and vulnerable populations. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing medical examinations and preventive screenings (occupational physicals, DOT evaluations, respirator fit testing), behavioral health and crisis intervention services, mobile and clinic-based primary care and wellness visits, emergency response systems, and specialized health assessments for firefighters and law enforcement. The code's nominal name undersells the actual scope—government buyers are not purchasing urgent-care walk-in facilities, but rather scheduled preventive, occupational, and population health services delivered through employer clinics, school health centers, mobile units, and contracted provider networks.

Issuing bodies span state health departments, county human services and public health divisions, independent school districts, county fire departments, community colleges, regional commissions, universities, and specialized authorities such as area agencies on aging. Recent activity shows Hillsborough County (Florida) and Collier County (Florida) as repeat buyers, alongside multiple Texas school districts (Austin ISD, Cypress Fairbanks ISD), county systems (Denton County, Sarasota County), and regional systems (Atlanta Regional Commission, Salt Lake County, Fulton County Georgia). Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and the Mountain West, with additional activity in Pennsylvania, Mississippi, and the Upper Midwest. Representative recent solicitations include Hillsborough County's July 2026 ITB for comprehensive occupational wellness examinations for 1,300 fire rescue members ($2,480,940 over three years, ITB 26-00315); the Texas Department of Agriculture's June 2026 RFP for qualitative respirator fit testing across eleven service locations (RFP 5510000951, due July 3, 2026); Fulton County Georgia's June 2026 RFP for mobile wellness clinic services for seniors (RFP 26RFP1622517A-JWT, due July 6, 2026); and Maricopa County Community College District's June 2026 RFP for primary health and behavioral health services to students (RFP 36107, due August 11, 2026). Additional activity includes occupational health staffing for the City of Phoenix Fire Department, employee wellness clinics in Denton County and Salt Lake County, school-based mental health and mobile response teams in Hillsborough County Public Schools and Bibb County schools, and senior services through Montgomery County Pennsylvania and the Washington State Health Care Authority. Opportunities remain consistent across spring and summer 2026 with steady demand for occupational health, school-based mental health, employer clinic management, and population health services for aging populations.