UNSPSC 85111614: Childhood disease prevention or control services

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

UNSPSC 85111614 Childhood disease prevention or control services is a Commodity code that covers disease prevention and health promotion services state and local governments actually procure, including flu vaccination clinics, chronic disease prevention programs, and evidence-based wellness initiatives targeting specific populations. Scope ranges from onsite flu vaccination delivery at schools and worksites to technical assistance and educational resources supporting chronic disease prevention, physical activity, nutrition, and mental well-being across entire regions. Issuing bodies span school districts, state health departments, regional Area Agencies on Aging, and county governments. Rockwood School District (Missouri) recently solicited flu vaccination clinics for employees, students, and community members through an RFP due April 21, 2026, requiring vendors to administer vaccines at multiple school facilities with general liability and professional errors and omissions insurance of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence. The South Dakota Department of Health issued an RFP on January 23, 2026 (due February 9, 2026) for worksite wellness and chronic disease prevention technical assistance, contracting a single vendor to coordinate statewide initiatives reducing obesity, chronic diseases, and dementia through evidence-based interventions at worksites. The Atlanta Regional Commission issued a Notice of Funding Availability on January 21, 2026 (due February 20, 2026) to expand eight evidence-based programs including Chronic Disease Self-Management Education and Tai Chi for Arthritis across the 10-county metro Atlanta region, with $121,261 in Title IIID funding available and reimbursement strictly based on completed workshops.

Recent activity concentrates in the Midwest and Southeast. Missouri, South Dakota, and Georgia dominate the recent posting mix, with activity anchored by single state health department contracts, regional aging-services coordination, and school district clinics. Bernalillo County (New Mexico) solicited opioid-disorder treatment capital projects and operating expenses through a grant process RFP due July 1, 2026, though this opportunity addresses substance use rather than childhood disease prevention. Geographic reach extends beyond nominal school and pediatric settings into regional public-health workforce development and aging-services populations. The code shows active state and local procurement but mixed alignment with its nominal scope — flu vaccination clinics and chronic disease prevention align directly, while opioid treatment and broader aging-population wellness services suggest the code captures disease prevention services across life stages and populations, not childhood alone.