UNSPSC 85111514: Epidemic prevention or control services

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

UNSPSC 85111514 Epidemic prevention or control services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure mosquito control programs, occupational health and medical surveillance services, and clinical laboratory testing for health agencies. The City of Arlington, Texas is currently soliciting annual requirements contracts for mosquito control services—encompassing surveillance, trap catch, larviciding, adulticide application, and record keeping—due October 22, 2026 as an RFP. The Oregon State Police posted an RFQ for occupational health, medical surveillance, and evaluation services including exposure control plans, bloodborne pathogen training, vaccination and screening, pre-employment and fitness-for-duty examinations, with quotes due July 3, 2026. The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD in Houston solicited agency-wide clinical laboratory services including routine and specialized testing, phlebotomy across multiple clinic locations, and electronic result reporting, with proposals due June 17, 2026. Issuing bodies include municipal governments (City of Arlington), state law enforcement (Oregon State Police), county health systems (Santa Clara County), and local health authorities and mental health providers (Solano County Public Health, Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD). Work spans pest management and vector control, occupational medicine and employee health, public health program implementation, and clinical diagnostic support.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Oregon, with additional solicitations posted from California counties. The Oregon State Police contract runs through May 30, 2032 with a maximum not-to-exceed price of $250,000 and requires independent contractors to maintain professional liability insurance of at least $1 million per claim and $3 million annual aggregate, hold applicable professional licenses, and maintain 30-year record retention. The Harris Center's clinical laboratory contract spans September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027 with four optional one-year renewals; the vendor must hold HHS Clinical Laboratory License, Medicare and Medicaid Licenses, and College of American Pathologists accreditation, maintain a Houston area office operational for at least one year prior to submission, supply 10 percent of collection materials at no charge, and provide EPIC EHR interface capability. Solano County Public Health's earlier Community Health Improvement Plan implementation solicitation allocated up to $802,000 across four strategic priorities (Behavioral Health, Access to Care, Maternal and Infant Health, Housing Stability) for non-profit and for-profit organizations and government entities, with contracts running September 2023 through June 2024 and requiring $1 million general liability and professional liability coverage.