UNSPSC 85111510: Vaccination services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the activities required to provide and manage quarantines

UNSPSC 85111510 Vaccination services is a Commodity code encompassing occupational health screening, medical evaluations, and immunization administration for public-sector employees, applicants, and in some cases community members. State and local governments procure vaccination services primarily as part of broader occupational health programs for law enforcement, correctional staff, fire rescue personnel, and school district employees, bundled with physical examinations, tuberculosis screening, drug testing, and fitness-for-duty evaluations. The typical issuing body is a state agency (state police, department of corrections, department of public health) or a city or county government (fire rescue, human resources, domestic animal services), though school districts also solicit clinic services. The work is highly operational and time-sensitive: contractors must maintain capacity to schedule examinations within days, report results same-day or next-day, and in some cases operate 24/7 clinics across multiple worksites. Providers must hold state medical licenses, laboratory certifications, and in many cases occupational health specialty credentials; compliance with OSHA, DOT drug-testing regulations (49 CFR Parts 40 and 655), HIPAA, and NFPA standards for firefighter medical clearance is standard.

Recent activity spans multiple states and shows consistent demand. The Oregon State Police issued RFQ S2570000017070 (due July 3, 2026) for occupational health and vaccination services including bloodborne pathogen training, Hepatitis B and tuberculosis screening, and post-exposure management with a $250,000 not-to-exceed value through May 2032. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation solicited through IFB SD#25-00023 (due April 22, 2026) for staff medical monitoring services at facilities statewide, requiring CLIA certification and five years of occupational health experience, with a three-year contract term from July 1, 2026. The City of Atlanta's Department of Human Resources and Fire Rescue Department initiated a multi-step process (prequalification due April 17, 2026) for occupational medical providers to deliver 5,765 annual examinations across 24 types for safety-sensitive positions, requiring 24/7 capacity and same-day or next-day result reporting. Rockwood School District in Missouri issued RFP 2608201 (due April 21, 2026) for flu vaccination clinics serving 19,000 students and 3,500 employees, with clinics administered at multiple school and administrative sites during fall 2026. Activity clusters in California, Oregon, Missouri, and Georgia; the Illinois Department of Public Health separately procured an Immunization Information System platform (RFP due April 29, 2026) to consolidate statewide vaccination registry operations, representing higher-tier infrastructure rather than direct clinical vaccination delivery.