UNSPSC 85111503: Fungal disease prevention or control services

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

UNSPSC 85111503 Fungal disease prevention or control services (Commodity) shows a significant mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the recent state and local solicitations tagged under it. The seven opportunities posted between January and July 2026 include occupational health and medical surveillance services, flu vaccination clinics, laboratory testing, post-employment physicals and drug testing, evidence-based disease prevention and health promotion for older adults, and community health improvement plan implementation—none of which address fungal disease prevention or control. The code appears to have been applied broadly to health services contracting without specificity to fungal pathogens or fungal-disease remediation. Based on the mislabeled opportunities in the source, state and local governments are not acquiring fungal disease prevention or control services under this code at present.

The recent activity reflects procurement by diverse issuing bodies: county health departments (Solano County Public Health), state law enforcement (Oregon State Police), county government (Bernalillo County), mental health and developmental disabilities agencies (Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD), school districts (Rockwood School District), city departments and their contractors (City of Atlanta), and area agencies on aging (Atlanta Regional Commission). Geographic spread includes California, Oregon, Missouri, Texas, Georgia, and the Atlanta metro region. Representative opportunities include Oregon State Police's RFQ for occupational health and medical surveillance services (posted May 29, 2026; due June 5, 2026; $250,000 not-to-exceed through May 2032), Rockwood School District's RFP for flu vaccination clinics (posted March 24, 2026; due April 21, 2026; services September–December 2026), City of Atlanta's multi-step sealed bid for occupational medical services including post-employment physicals and drug testing (prequalification due April 17, 2026; approximately 5,765 examinations annually), and the Atlanta Regional Commission's NOFA for evidence-based disease prevention and health promotion services (due February 20, 2026; $121,261 Title IIID funding; July 2026–June 2027 contract period). The code reflects no current fungal-disease-specific procurement activity.