UNSPSC 85111502: Parasitic disease prevention or control services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the activities required to prevent or control parasitic diseases

UNSPSC 85111502 Parasitic disease prevention or control services (Commodity) encompasses occupational health screening, medical surveillance, vaccination services, and disease-prevention clinical programs that state and local governments procure to protect employee and public health. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring occupational medical evaluations including bloodborne pathogen training and tuberculosis screening; flu vaccination clinics for school districts and public employees; post-employment and fitness-for-duty medical examinations for safety-sensitive workforces such as firefighters and law enforcement; evidence-based disease prevention workshops for older adults; and clinical laboratory services supporting infectious disease and drug screening. The issuing bodies include county health departments, state police, city government departments of human resources and fire rescue, school districts, regional aging agencies, and mental health service providers—a mix spanning state, county, municipal, and special-purpose district levels.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Oregon, Missouri, Georgia, and across the metro Atlanta region. Representative opportunities include Solano County Public Health's RFP for Community Health Improvement Plan implementation across behavioral health, maternal and infant health, and housing stability ($802,000 total, nine-month contract period, due July 14, 2023); Oregon State Police's RFQ for occupational health and medical surveillance services ($250,000 not-to-exceed, contract through May 30, 2032, quotes due July 3, 2026); Rockwood School District's RFP for flu vaccination clinics (1,412 vaccinations administered in prior year, contract September 1–December 31, 2026, proposals due April 21, 2026); the City of Atlanta's multi-step sealed bid for occupational medical services serving approximately 1,000 AFRD personnel and 5,765 annual examinations across 24 types, prequalification submissions due April 17, 2026; and the Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD's RFP for clinical laboratory services spanning approximately 2,200 monthly tests across eight Houston-area facilities, responses due June 17, 2026. The Atlanta Regional Commission also issued a Notice of Funding Availability for evidence-based disease prevention programs under the Older Americans Act, $121,261 available, proposals due February 20, 2026.