UNSPSC 85111500: Contagious disease prevention and control

In this classification, this class indicates the healthcare services with the depth and breadth to prevent and control contagious diseases

UNSPSC 85111500 Contagious disease prevention and control, a Class code, encompasses occupational health screening, medical surveillance, infectious-disease isolation and outpatient services, vaccination clinics, and immunization registry systems that state and local health departments, law enforcement agencies, school districts, and fire departments procure to prevent disease transmission and manage public health threats. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers contracting for occupational medical evaluations with bloodborne pathogen training and tuberculosis screening; dedicated TB isolation and outpatient facilities; flu vaccination clinics at schools and workplaces; feral animal vaccination programs; and large-scale immunization information systems. The issuing bodies are diverse: state police and state health departments (Oregon, Utah, Illinois), municipal fire and human resources departments (Atlanta), school districts (Rockwood, Missouri), and county animal services (Collier, Florida). The geographic spread spans Oregon, Utah, Illinois, Missouri, Georgia, and Florida, reflecting nationwide activity across multiple jurisdiction types.

Representative recent opportunities include the Oregon State Police's RFQ for occupational health and medical surveillance services with vaccination, pathogen training, and fitness-for-duty examinations (response due July 3, 2026, up to $250,000 through May 2032); the Utah Department of Health & Human Services' RFI for tuberculosis outpatient and isolation services (May 22, 2026 deadline, information-gathering phase preceding formal procurement); the Rockwood School District's RFP for flu vaccination clinics serving 19,000 students and employees (response due April 21, 2026, contract through December 2026); the City of Atlanta's multi-step sealed bid for occupational medical providers delivering 24/7 post-employment physicals and drug testing for approximately 1,000 fire rescue and safety-sensitive city personnel, with approximately 5,765 annual examinations (prequalification due April 17, 2026, IFB to follow); and the Illinois Department of Public Health's RFP for a comprehensive Immunization Information System serving both IDPH and the City of Chicago with 776 million IDPH records and 220 million Chicago records (proposals due April 29, 2026, contract start July 1, 2026, initial term six years with renewal options to ten years total). All recent solicitations emphasize regulatory compliance (HIPAA, OSHA, CDC standards), 24/7 or rapid-turnaround service delivery, and detailed medical record retention and reporting.