UNSPSC 85111606: Allergies prevention or control services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the activities required for the prevention and control of allergies

UNSPSC 85111606 Allergies prevention or control services, a Commodity code, captures state and local procurement of disease prevention and health promotion services, though recent opportunities show activity centered on chronic disease management, worksite wellness, evidence-based aging interventions, and vaccination clinics rather than allergies narrowly. State and local government purchasers under this code span health departments, school districts, regional aging agencies, and county health offices. Rockwood School District in Missouri is soliciting flu vaccination clinic services for employees, dependents, retirees, students, and community members with an RFP due April 21, 2026, requiring vendors to provide comprehensive clinic operations, staff with pediatric experience preferred, claim billing capabilities, and $1,000,000 minimum professional liability coverage. The South Dakota Department of Health issued an RFP for statewide worksite wellness and chronic disease prevention leadership and technical assistance, with proposals due February 9, 2026, supporting employers implementing evidence-based interventions on physical activity, nutrition, mental well-being, and brain health. The Atlanta Regional Commission, operating as the metro Atlanta Area Agency on Aging, posted a Notice of Funding Availability for evidence-based disease prevention and health promotion services under Title IIID of the Older Americans Act, with applications due February 20, 2026, and $121,261 in Title IIID funding available for workshops in eight evidence-based programs including chronic disease self-management education, balance training, tai chi, and caregiver support.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in the upper Midwest and Southeast, with recent opportunities from South Dakota, Missouri, and Georgia. Bernalillo County in New Mexico posted a grant application process (RFP5326EM, due July 1, 2026) for capital projects and operating expenses funded through opioid settlement allocations supporting treatment of opioid use disorder and co-occurring substance use or mental health conditions through evidence-based programs, though this opportunity represents a different scope than prevention services narrowly. The mix of issuing bodies—state health departments, school districts, regional aging networks, and county health offices—signals that disease prevention and health promotion procurement under this code runs across traditional health administration, K-12 education, aging services, and behavioral health sectors.