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 that encompasses case management systems, EMS medical oversight, clinical laboratory services, workforce development, and healthcare delivery coordination. State and local governments use this code to solicit information systems supporting patient care workflows, physician leadership for emergency services, and administrative infrastructure for public health programs. Recent opportunities reflect a mix of issuing bodies—state health and social services departments, county boards of commissioners, municipal fire departments, regional commissions serving aging populations, and school districts—each procuring specialized administrative or clinical support tied to health program management. The New Jersey Department of Health posted a substantial RFQ for a customized web-based case management system to support the Early Intervention Services program, due October 7, 2026, with an eight-year term and estimated Medicaid recovery value of $47.5 million yearly. Seminole County issued an RFP for a Medical Director to oversee the EMS system, due August 5, 2026, requiring 10+ years of pre-hospital emergency medicine experience and 24/7 availability. South Dakota's Department of Health posted multiple procurement actions—including rural EMS hub development consulting, chronic disease remote monitoring implementation in K-12 schools, and rural healthcare workforce education—reflecting sustained federal Rural Health Transformation funding that is fueling demand for administrative and strategic planning support across rural health systems.

Activity is concentrated in South Dakota, Florida, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and California, where health departments and counties are actively funding system strengthening, workforce development, and compliance infrastructure through federal grants and state appropriations. The Town of Greenwich (Connecticut) sought clinical laboratory services at a long-term care facility by July 30, 2026. The Atlanta Regional Commission issued an RFP for cloud-based client management software to support behavioral health and aging services, due July 13, 2026, requiring 99.9% uptime and SOC 2 Type II certification. South Dakota's Department of Social Services announced up to $31.75 million in Rural Strong Grants for rural healthcare access and transformation initiatives, due May 22, 2026, supporting operational planning, service expansion, and regional care coordination. Geographic distribution spans rural and frontier communities where federal CMS funding underwrites system modernization, though recent activity clustering in South Dakota, the Southeast, and Northeast suggests concentration in states with active Rural Health Transformation initiatives or significant aging populations requiring enhanced care coordination and administrative oversight.