UNSPSC 85111501: Aids prevention or control services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the activities required to prevent or control acquired immune deficiency disease

UNSPSC 85111501 Aids prevention or control services is a Commodity code that spans disease surveillance, prevention infrastructure, and emergency response products in state and local procurement. The recent opportunities solicited under this code show a wide divergence from the nominal code title: mosquito control services dominate the scope of work actually being bought, alongside emergency opioid antagonist products, occupational health and medical surveillance, clinical laboratory services, and grant-funded treatment capital projects. State and local governments are using this code to procure integrated pest management for disease vectors, pharmaceutical products for overdose response, workplace health and safety infrastructure, and clinical support services that feed into public health disease prevention and management programs. The issuing bodies include municipal governments (City of Arlington, Texas), state health departments (Florida Department of Children and Families), county health systems and public health divisions (Santa Clara County Health System, Solano County Public Health, Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD, Bernalillo County), and state law enforcement agencies (Oregon State Police).

Recent activity spans Texas, Florida, California, Oregon, and New Mexico. The City of Arlington posted an RFP for annual mosquito control services with proposals due October 22, 2026, requiring qualified pesticide applicators to implement surveillance, larviciding, and adulticide programs consistent with CDC, EPA, and Texas health department guidelines. The State of Florida Department of Children and Families released an RFP for emergency opioid antagonist products in multiple formulations (intranasal, prefilled syringes, auto-injectors, and vials) with a response deadline of November 10, 2026 (as of Addendum No. 04, most recently updated September 16, 2026), seeking suppliers capable of shipping 65,000 to 150,000 units monthly to approximately 1,500 authorized distributors statewide under a one-year initial contract term with up to three renewal options. The Oregon State Police issued an RFQ for occupational health, medical surveillance, and evaluation services due June 5, 2026, with a not-to-exceed compensation of $250,000 over a six-year contract term through May 30, 2032.