UNSPSC 85111610: Digestive system disease prevention or control services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the activities required for the prevention and control of digestive system diseases

UNSPSC 85111610 Digestive system disease prevention or control services, a Commodity code, encompasses state and local procurement of disease prevention, health promotion, and wellness program services delivered to employees, dependents, students, and community members through clinics, workshops, and evidence-based interventions. Recent activity shows county health authorities, school districts, and regional aging agencies soliciting vaccination clinics, chronic disease prevention initiatives, and evidence-based wellness programs targeting specific populations and health outcomes—not digestive-system-specific interventions, but rather broad preventive health services that fall under the code's nominal scope of disease prevention delivery. The issuing bodies include county governments (Bernalillo County, New Mexico), independent school districts (Rockwood School District in Missouri), state departments of health (South Dakota Department of Health), and regional area agencies on aging (Atlanta Regional Commission serving metro Atlanta). These jurisdictions are typically sourcing services on a recurring or episodic basis, with contracts spanning five-month to multi-year periods and awards often open to multiple vendors or splits among qualified proposers.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Mountain West and South, with recent solicitations in New Mexico, Missouri, South Dakota, and Georgia. Representative current opportunities include Bernalillo County's RFP5326EM for opioid-disorder treatment capital projects and operating expenses (due July 1, 2026), Rockwood School District's RFP 2608201 for flu vaccination clinics serving 19,000 students and 3,500+ staff (due April 21, 2026, with contract commencement September 1, 2026), South Dakota Department of Health's RFP 26RFP250904006012 for statewide worksite wellness and chronic disease prevention services (due February 9, 2026, contract term June 1, 2026, through May 31, 2027, with four renewal options), and the Atlanta Regional Commission's Notice of Funding Availability PE29016NONST2026000000052 for evidence-based disease prevention programs serving older adults across a 10-county region (due February 20, 2026, total Title IIID funding $121,261 for fiscal years 2027–2028). All four solicitations require insurance documentation, compliance certifications, and detailed service-delivery methodologies; the South Dakota and Atlanta opportunities specify formal evaluation scoring and allow multi-year renewal periods.