UNSPSC 85121500: Primary care practitioner services

In this classification, this class indicates the services and activities required to be a primary care physician

UNSPSC 85121500 Primary care practitioner services is a Class code under which state and local governments procure physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, and clinical support services delivered directly to patients and beneficiaries—including wound care, medication dispensing, occupational health exams, emergency medical direction, inmate medical services, and employment physicals. Recent solicitations show state health agencies, county detention facilities, county sheriffs, city police and fire departments, and independent school districts all competing to place these services. The work is highly heterogeneous: Texas procurement on behalf of state-supported living centers seeks wound care, podiatry, orientation and mobility specialist, and diagnostic medical sonography services; DeKalb Public Health in Georgia rebid primary care medication dispensing for Ryan White patients; Kentucky Department of Corrections is soliciting comprehensive medical and mental health services across thirteen state facilities housing 6,725 inmates; Seminole County Florida seeks a Medical Director for Emergency Medical Services; Santa Monica seeks pre-booking medical clearances and Naloxone program management for arrestees; and Hillsborough County Florida is procuring occupational wellness examinations for fire rescue personnel. Issuing bodies span state departments and agencies, county sheriff and detention authorities, county health departments, county fire rescue departments, city police and emergency services, and school districts. A handful of entities—Texas HHSC, Kentucky DOC, DeKalb Public Health, and Seminole County—appear multiple times across the recent-opportunity block, but overall the code reflects fragmented, episodic demand across many issuing jurisdictions.

Geographic concentration is strongest in Texas, Georgia, Kentucky, and Florida, where state agencies and major counties posted solicitations between April and July 2026. Texas HHSC alone issued at least three bids for specialized medical services at state-supported living centers (wound care, podiatry, diagnostic sonography, orientation and mobility services). Beyond that cohort, solicitations for similar services appeared in Oregon, California, Illinois, Mississippi, Washington State, Arizona, and scattered county and municipal venues. Recent representative opportunities include the Texas HHSC procurement for wound care services at Richmond State Supported Living Center (IFB HHS0017728, due July 30, 2026, estimated annual spend $75,000); DeKalb Public Health's rebid for primary care medication dispensing services (RFQ PE77353NONST2027000000027, due July 27, 2026, historical annual spend $2,000–$3,500); the Washington State Health Care Authority's RFP for an External Quality Review Organization (RFP 2026HCA4, due August 7, 2026, contract value $12,071,505 over five years); Kentucky Department of Corrections' comprehensive medical services RFP (RFP 50026000003804, due July 16, 2026, serving 6,725 inmates with a new 353-bed facility opening late summer 2026); and Seminole County Florida's RFQ for medical director services for the EMS system (RFQ 527726GCM, due August 5, 2026, fixed-fee structure with monthly installments). Most contracts run one to five years with renewal options; pricing is typically fixed-fee, hourly, per-visit, or per-diem-per-inmate, with HIPAA and professional liability insurance universally required and background checks standard for all staff.