UNSPSC 85101707: Health system evaluation services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the procedures involved to conduct a health system evaluation

UNSPSC 85101707 Health system evaluation services, a Commodity code, encompasses web-based case management systems, occupational health and medical surveillance services, health program consulting, employee wellness platforms, and physician leadership roles that state and local governments procure to strengthen healthcare system capacity, improve quality oversight, and support workforce health and safety. Recent activity shows a mix of state health departments, county governments, transit authorities, and school districts issuing solicitations—the New Jersey Department of Health Division of Family Health Services posted a high-value IFB for Early Intervention Services case management (due October 7, 2026) to support 45,000 active cases; Seminole County, Florida issued an RFP for Medical Director Services for its EMS system (due August 5, 2026); South Dakota Department of Health released an RFP for the Enhancing Sustainable EMS Initiative (due July 17, 2026) with up to $8 million in federal funding; and Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issued an ITB for Comprehensive Occupational Wellness Examinations (due July 21, 2026, estimated value $2.48 million over three years). The code also captures health program evaluation work, such as Covered California's pool for health program consulting (due July 27, 2026) with a $6.6 million total value across three years, and regional health leadership support, as evidenced by South Dakota's RFP for rural healthcare workforce and system management consulting (due July 2, 2026, estimated at $500,000).

Geographic activity concentrates in South Dakota, Florida, California, New Jersey, and Georgia, with states running Rural Health Transformation initiatives driving substantial federal spending under CMS funding. New Jersey, South Dakota, Florida, California, and Georgia show the most recent procurement volume. Most opportunities are issued as RFPs or RFQs with response windows of 30–90 days; several South Dakota RFPs emphasize rural and frontier healthcare access and workforce development with multi-year funding commitments and renewal options. State and county health departments represent the dominant issuing bodies, alongside transit authorities and independent school districts for occupational health services. Set-asides are rare in the recent opportunities; South Dakota RFPs mention preference for rural and tribal community expertise. South Dakota emerges as the most active buyer under this code, with at least six concurrent Rural Health Transformation procurements spanning EMS, behavioral health, maternal health, workforce development, and chronic disease management between March and July 2026.