UNSPSC 85111512: Immunization services

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

UNSPSC 85111512 Immunization services (Commodity) spans occupational health screening, vaccination administration, and medical surveillance for public-sector workforces and community health programs. State and local governments procure under this code to conduct employee pre-placement and periodic physicals, manage exposure control and post-exposure protocols, administer routine and emergency vaccinations including influenza and human papillomavirus (HPV), perform tuberculosis and bloodborne pathogen screening, and support vaccination outreach and provider education. Recent solicitations show issuing bodies purchasing both direct clinical services—physical examinations, lab work, vaccine administration—and supporting infrastructure such as provider education curricula, immunization information system platforms, and occupational medical surveillance for safety-sensitive personnel in fire rescue, corrections, and law enforcement.

Issuing bodies include state health departments (Delaware, Illinois), state law enforcement (Oregon State Police), state corrections agencies (California), municipal fire and human resources departments (Atlanta), school districts (Rockwood School District in Missouri), counties (Collier County, Florida), and special-purpose animal services divisions. The Oregon State Police RFQ (due July 3, 2026) seeks occupational health and vaccination services with a $250,000 not-to-exceed contract through May 2032; the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation IFB (due April 22, 2026) requires on-site medical monitoring clinics statewide with mandatory 3% DVBE participation and 5% small-business preference. The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services RFP (due May 20, 2026) procures HPV provider education to increase vaccination rates among adolescents. The Illinois Department of Public Health RFP (due April 29, 2026) represents a larger-scale engagement seeking a commercial immunization information system managing 776 million statewide records with a six-year initial term and aspirational 30% BEP and 3% veteran-owned small-business goals. Geographic activity concentrates in California, Oregon, Illinois, Delaware, Missouri, Georgia, and Florida; activity spans both occupational health services for government employees and public health infrastructure supporting community vaccination programs.