UNSPSC 85121504: Primary care physician emergency medical services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the emergency medical services required to be a primary care physician

UNSPSC 85121504 Primary care physician emergency medical services is a Commodity code covering on-site and mobile clinical care delivery by licensed physicians and advanced practice providers to support institutional and public-safety operations. State and local governments procure wound care and diagnostic services, emergency medical direction and medical director oversight, occupational health assessments for law enforcement and firefighting personnel, pre-employment and fitness-for-duty medical evaluations, inmate medical services in correctional facilities, and clinical review services for managed care programs. Issuing bodies span state health and human services agencies (Texas HHSC, Kentucky Department of Corrections, Mississippi State Hospital, Washington Health Care Authority), county sheriff's offices and detention centers (Beaufort County, Richmond County, Muscogee County), city fire departments (Santa Monica, Seminole County, Clackamas Fire), independent school districts (Austin ISD, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City), and public health authorities (DeKalb Public Health). Recent activity shows significant concentration in Texas and Georgia, with active procurement from state correctional systems in Kentucky and Mississippi, plus municipal and county operations across multiple regions.

Representative recent opportunities span a mix of notice types and scopes. Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued an IFB for wound care services at Richmond State Supported Living Center (HHS0017728, due July 30, 2026), with board-certified wound-care credentials and three years' relevant experience required, at $75,000 annual historical spend. DeKalb Public Health, Georgia, rebid medication dispensing services for Ryan White patients (PE77353NONST2027000000027, RFQ due July 27, 2026) requiring a licensed Georgia pharmacy within ten miles of the clinic with same-day and next-day delivery, serving 438 unduplicated clients with historical annual costs of $2,000–$3,500. The Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Corrections (RFP50026000003803, due July 27, 2026) solicited comprehensive medical and mental health services across thirteen state facilities housing 6,725 inmates, requiring five years of correctional healthcare experience and a $6 million performance bond; the contract runs 2027–2028 with two optional two-year renewals. Seminole County, Florida issued an RFP for Medical Director services for EMS (RFP527726GCM, due August 5, 2026), requiring an M.D. or D.O. with ten years' pre-hospital emergency medicine experience and 24/7 availability, compensated as fixed-fee annual contract. The City of Santa Monica solicited pre-booking medical clearances and Naloxone program management (RFP 474, due July 24, 2026) with medical doctors required and compensation structured as not-to-exceed fixed rates. Geographic spread of recent activity concentrates in Texas (HHSC multiple sites, Dallas–Fort Worth region), Georgia (Atlanta metro, including DeKalb and Muscogee counties), Florida (Seminole and Hillsborough counties), Kentucky (statewide correctional system), and scattered activity in Mississippi, Washington, Oregon, North Carolina, and Illinois reflecting both state-led and municipal health system demand.