UNSPSC 85111612: Respiratory disease prevention or control services

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

UNSPSC 85111612 Respiratory disease prevention or control services (Commodity) spans mosquito control and vector-borne illness management as state and local governments procure it today. The recent solicitation record shows cities and counties buying operational mosquito surveillance, larviciding, and adulticide application tied to disease prevention, not clinical respiratory services or equipment. The City of Arlington's October 2026 mosquito control RFP exemplifies the scope—qualified pesticide applicators implementing integrated vector management aligned with American Mosquito Control Association, CDC, EPA, and state health department standards, including trap monitoring, complaint-driven treatment, and compliance documentation. State and local health systems, county health departments, and municipal environmental health agencies drive demand; Arlington and Santa Clara County appear as recent solicitors. Issuing bodies range from city environmental and public health divisions to county health systems operating across multiple clinical and operational functions.

Geographic activity centers on Texas, with Arlington posting a mosquito control requirements contract due October 22, 2026, and broader multi-state activity reflected in Santa Clara County, California's July 2026 temporary health professional staffing vehicle (which included respiratory care services among ancillary clinical categories, though that particular opportunity targets clinical staffing placement rather than disease prevention programs). The mosquito control opportunity represents the most direct match to the code's prevention and control mandate—a single-award annual requirements contract open to qualified pesticide applicator firms or individuals, submissions required electronically via Bonfire, no late proposals accepted. The Santa Clara County health staffing pool, posted July 7, 2026 with October 7, 2026 deadline, created a non-exclusive, multi-award qualified vendor list across thirteen ancillary categories including respiratory care, though that vehicle covers temporary clinical placement rather than disease prevention operations.