UNSPSC 85101703: Health service planning

In this classification, this commodity indicates the procedures involved to conduct the planning that conforms a healthcare service

UNSPSC 85101703 Health service planning, a Commodity code, encompasses the development, implementation, and maintenance of case management information systems, electronic health record platforms, data abstraction and analytics solutions, and related health service delivery infrastructure that state and local health agencies use to coordinate care, monitor population health outcomes, and track service utilization across early intervention, chronic disease management, behavioral health, maternal health, and emergency medical services programs. State and local government buyers soliciting under this code include state health departments (New Jersey, South Dakota, Florida, Oregon, Georgia, California), counties (Seminole, Collier, Travis, Hillsborough, Solano, Montgomery), cities (Phoenix, Atlanta, Austin, Round Rock), transit authorities (Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County), and specialized agencies such as the Washington State Health Care Authority and the Atlanta Regional Commission. Recent solicitations show state health departments driving activity through Rural Health Transformation grant programs and state-specific initiatives, with county governments and independent school districts purchasing narrower health service planning and delivery tools.

Representative recent opportunities span early intervention case management systems, occupational health and EMS medical director services, behavioral health infrastructure, and chronic disease management programming. The New Jersey Department of Health's Division of Family Health Services posted solicitation 26DPP01332 in July 2026 seeking a customized web-based case management system for early intervention services supporting 45,000 active cases across multiple counties, with responses due October 7, 2026 and an eight-year contract term. Seminole County, Florida posted RFP527726GCM in July 2026 for a Medical Director to oversee its emergency medical services system, with proposals due August 5, 2026. The South Dakota Department of Health posted multiple Rural Health Transformation opportunities throughout spring and early summer 2026 targeting EMS regional hub development, behavioral health modernization infrastructure, chronic disease management programming, and maternal health system assessments, with response dates clustered in April through June 2026. Geographic activity concentrates in South Dakota (driving Rural Health Transformation procurement at state and subgrantee levels), Florida (multiple county-level health services solicitations), Texas (school district and county healthcare district systems purchases), California (county behavioral health and regional agency programs), and scattered municipal activity in Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, and Oregon. The code sees steady mid-market activity driven by federal grant funding cycles and state healthcare system modernization initiatives targeting rural and underserved populations.