UNSPSC 85111511: Quarantine services

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

UNSPSC 85111511 Quarantine services is a Commodity code that in current state and local practice encompasses occupational health surveillance, medical examinations, vaccination services, and disease prevention and health promotion programming — work substantially broader than the code's nominal title. State and local health departments, school districts, transit or safety agencies, regional aging networks, and mental health centers are the primary issuing bodies. Solano County Health and Social Services, Oregon State Police, Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD, Rockwood School District, City of Atlanta Department of Human Resources and Fire Rescue Department, and the Atlanta Regional Commission have all solicited under this code in recent months. The concrete scope includes post-employment and fitness-for-duty medical evaluations, occupational exposure control and bloodborne pathogen training, vaccination clinics, drug and alcohol testing, laboratory services with rapid turnaround (same-day or next-business-day reporting), evidence-based chronic disease self-management and wellness programming for older adults, and systems-building initiatives to address health inequities in behavioral health, maternal and infant health, housing stability, and access to care.

Recent opportunities span California, Oregon, Missouri, Georgia, and the 10-county metro Atlanta region. Representative solicitations include the Oregon State Police RFQ for occupational health and medical surveillance services (due June 5, 2026, not-to-exceed $250,000 through May 2032); Rockwood School District's RFP for flu vaccination clinics across four high schools and related facilities (due April 21, 2026, with clinics administered to approximately 19,000 students and 3,500 employees); the City of Atlanta's multi-step sealed bid process for occupational medical providers serving the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department and Department of Human Resources with 24/7 capacity and approximately 5,765 annual examinations (prequalification due April 17, 2026, IFB to follow); and the Atlanta Regional Commission NOFA for evidence-based disease prevention and health promotion services across the 10-county metro Atlanta region, including chronic disease self-management and fall prevention programming (due February 20, 2026, with $121,261 in Title IIID funding available and contract period July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027).