UNSPSC 85101604: Physicians personnel assistance services

In this classification, this class indicates personnel providing healthcare supporting personal assistance services to doctors

UNSPSC 85101604 Physicians personnel assistance services is a Commodity code that spans physician staffing, medical director oversight, clinical evaluations, and ancillary clinical support services delivered on a contract or temporary basis to state and local public agencies. State and local governments procure under this code for pre-employment and fitness-for-duty medical evaluations, occupational health services for public-safety personnel, on-site physician coverage and medical direction for correctional and detention facilities, emergency medical services medical oversight, specialized clinical services including wound care and sonography, and contract physician positions for state hospitals and medical centers. The issuing bodies include state departments of corrections, health and human services agencies, county sheriffs' offices and detention centers, county and municipal fire departments and emergency medical services, school districts, county health departments, and state hospitals. Recent activity shows heavy concentration among correctional health-care procurements (Kentucky Department of Corrections, Mississippi State Hospital, Richmond County Sheriffs Office, Beaufort County Detention Center, Santa Monica Police), fire department physician services (Seminole County, Henry County, Austin ISD, Consolidated Fire Protection District of Los Angeles County), and county occupational health programs for government employees and first responders.

Activity spans Texas, Georgia, Kentucky, Florida, California, Oregon, Mississippi, and other states, with particular concentration in Texas (HHSC wound care and podiatry services, DPS pre-employment exams, school district and municipal RFPs), Kentucky (Department of Corrections multi-facility medical services), and Florida (Seminole County EMS and fire physician services). Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) issuing an IFB for wound care services at Richmond State Supported Living Center with a due date of July 30, 2026 under solicitation HHS0017728, seeking a board-certified wound care provider at an estimated annual spend of $75,000; the Kentucky Department of Corrections issuing an RFP for comprehensive medical services across state correctional facilities housing 6,725 inmates, due July 16 and July 27, 2026 under multiple RFP numbers (500-2600000380 variants), with a $6 million performance bond requirement and evaluation on technical merit (900 points), cost (400 points), and oral presentations; Seminole County, Florida issuing an RFP for medical director services for the EMS system due August 5, 2026 under RFP527726GCM, requiring a physician with minimum ten years' pre-hospital emergency medicine experience and 24/7 availability; and the Austin Independent School District soliciting employment physicals and drug-alcohol testing on a multi-vendor basis due May 5, 2026 under RFP 1-27RFP002, with HUB certification and DBE preferences available. Code activity is robust and steady across jurisdictions, with most opportunities either time-limited contracts or standing panels for recurring staffing needs.