UNSPSC 85101705: Public health administration

In this classification, this commodity indicates the procedures involved to conduct comprehensive public health administration

UNSPSC 85101705 Public health administration, a Commodity code, encompasses case management information systems, web-based platforms, and integrated data solutions that state and local public health agencies procure to track clients, manage interventions, coordinate services, and report on program outcomes for early intervention, maternal health, chronic disease, and population health initiatives. State and local buyers include departments of health, county behavioral health divisions, regional planning commissions, and special-purpose public health authorities; the New Jersey Department of Health's Division of Family Health Services and South Dakota Department of Health appear as repeat solicitors under this code. Recent opportunities show demand for customized case management software supporting populations at scale—the New Jersey Early Intervention Services system handles approximately 45,000 active cases with up to 9,000 concurrent users and includes eight-year hosting and maintenance contracts—alongside standalone consulting and program implementation services tied to rural health transformation grants and maternal and infant health initiatives.

Geographic activity concentrates in South Dakota (multiple Rural Health Transformation procurements), New Jersey, Florida, and California, with scattered activity across Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include the New Jersey Department of Health's solicitation (Solicitation 26DPP01332, Request for Quote, October 7, 2026 due) for development and implementation of a customized web-based NJEIS case management system with pricing including Year 1 implementation costs, monthly hosting and maintenance for Years 2–8, and contingency percentages for Medicaid and private insurance recovery; the South Dakota Department of Health's Rural Health Transformation procurement supporting multiple service lines including chronic disease management (RFP #26-09RHT-002, proposals due May 14, 2026), caregiver support programming (RFP #26-09RHT-004, proposals due April 22, 2026), and maternal health assessment (RFP #26-09RHT-013, proposals due April 10, 2026); and the Tuolumne County Behavioral Health issuance of separate RFPs for Day Treatment and Day Rehabilitation Services (RFP-2025-0115, proposals due May 15, 2026) and Telepsychiatry Services (RFP-2025-0116, proposals due May 15, 2026). Pricing structures reflect fixed annual implementation costs, monthly per-member or per-service fees, contingency arrangements tied to insurance recovery, and hourly consulting rates; most awards run one to three years with optional renewals contingent on funding and performance.