UNSPSC 85101700: Health administration services

In this classification, this class indicates the depth and breadth of healthcare services required to effectively administer a healthcare system

UNSPSC 85101700 Health administration services is a Class code encompassing the full range of health program management, compliance, and operational services that state and local governments procure to administer Medicaid, CHIP, public health initiatives, managed care networks, and specialized health delivery systems. State and local bodies soliciting under this code include state health departments, state Medicaid agencies, county health systems, public universities operating medical facilities, regional health authorities, and county human services departments. Work currently being solicited spans PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) operations for vulnerable seniors, statewide dental managed care, Medicaid recovery audit and program integrity services, behavioral health telehealth infrastructure, cancer registry operations, SNAP nutrition policy evaluation, case management systems for rural care coordination, clinical laboratory services at public facilities, occupational health and wellness examinations, medical billing and revenue cycle management, dependent eligibility verification, and quality improvement initiatives in primary care and colorectal cancer screening. Representative recent opportunities include the Nevada Health Authority's RFP for statewide PACE operations across multiple service areas due December 10, 2026, with fixed monthly capitation rates and CMS approval contingent on successful Readiness Review; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's RFP for statewide Medicaid and CHIP dental services due December 7, 2026, structured as a risk-based managed care contract with capitation payment and an estimated program cost of $86.4 million to $120 million annually for Medicaid and $77.1 million for CHIP by fiscal 2027; and the Florida Department of Children and Families' RFI for Healthy SNAP evaluation due November 19, 2026, seeking analytical capabilities to measure purchasing behavior trends and policy impact using item-level SNAP data.

Geographic activity spans multiple states with concentrated recent solicitations in Florida, Texas, Nevada, and South Dakota, alongside opportunities in Maryland, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Oregon, Connecticut, Georgia, and other jurisdictions. The code sees steady activity across state health departments (Nevada, Texas, Florida, Maryland, New Jersey, Massachusetts, South Dakota), county health systems (Santa Clara, San Mateo, Boulder, Hillsborough, Cook County), university medical facilities (Florida Atlantic), public health agencies (Solano County, Delaware), and specialized state entities (Mississippi Department of Mental Health, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Washington Health Care Authority). Solicitation types range across RFP (Nevada PACE, Texas dental, Florida PASRR), RFQ (South Dakota case management tool, Massachusetts rural hospital performance), RFI (Florida Healthy SNAP, Florida Eligibility Assistance Program), and ITN (FAU medical billing). The code reflects sustained demand for managed care administration, program integrity and recovery services, technology infrastructure for care coordination, occupational health compliance, and health equity initiatives tied to Medicaid expansion and rural health transformation funding.