UNSPSC 85111509: Zoonotic disease prevention or control services

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

UNSPSC 85111509 Zoonotic disease prevention or control services is a Commodity code covering occupational health screening, disease surveillance and control, vaccination services, and post-exposure medical management. State and local governments procure under this code primarily through county health departments, city and state public health agencies, fire and police departments, school districts, regional aging agencies, and mental health service providers. The recent opportunities show two distinct procurement streams: occupational health and medical surveillance services for employee safety (bloodborne pathogen training, tuberculosis screening, fitness-for-duty exams, drug testing, and post-employment physicals for sworn personnel and safety-sensitive positions), and community health improvement and disease prevention programming (flu vaccination clinics, evidence-based chronic disease and wellness workshops for older adults, and opioid-disorder treatment support). Issuing bodies are almost exclusively government agencies and quasi-governmental regional commissions, with school districts and specialized health centers supplementing traditional public health and safety departments.

Recent opportunities span California, Oregon, Missouri, Georgia, and the metro Atlanta region. The Oregon State Police is soliciting occupational health and medical surveillance services with a not-to-exceed compensation of $250,000 through May 2032 (RFQ S2570000017070, due June 5, 2026). Rockwood School District (R-VI) in Missouri issued an RFP for flu vaccination clinics for approximately 1,412 participants across five months (Solicitation 2608201, due April 21, 2026). The City of Atlanta is conducting a prequalification phase for occupational medical services covering approximately 5,765 annual examinations across 24 types for 1,000 fire and rescue department personnel, with services due 24/7 (Solicitation PE66062NONST2026000000337, prequalification due April 17, 2026). Solano County Health and Social Services in California is implementing the Community Health Improvement Plan across four strategic health priorities with up to $802,000 in total funding (Solicitation 948060524, due July 14, 2023, though dated materials show inconsistencies). The Atlanta Regional Commission is funding evidence-based disease prevention and health promotion services across the 10-county metro Atlanta region with $121,261 in Title IIID funding available (Solicitation PE29016NONST2026000000052, due February 20, 2026).