UNSPSC 85121600: Medical doctor specialist services

In this classification, this class consists of different types of medical doctor specialty services

UNSPSC 85121600 Medical doctor specialist services is a Class code that encompasses wound care, occupational health, radiology oversight, emergency medical direction, correctional healthcare, mental health evaluation, and clinical examination services that state and local governments procure for patients, employees, inmates, and program participants. The mix of issuing bodies reflects healthcare delivery across multiple public sectors: state health and corrections departments, county and city government agencies, school districts, fire departments, sheriff's offices, community colleges, and specialized state institutions. Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Kentucky Department of Corrections, and California Department of State Hospitals appear as repeat buyers across multiple recent opportunities. Work currently being solicited ranges from specialized clinical roles—wound care assessment and management at state supported living centers, radiology directorship across psychiatric hospitals, medical director oversight of EMS systems—to comprehensive occupational health programs serving firefighters, law enforcement, and government employees. Representative solicitations include the Texas HHSC procurement for weekly wound care services at Richmond State Supported Living Center (IFB HHS0017728, due July 30, 2026, at $75,000 annual historical spend), the Kentucky Department of Corrections request for comprehensive medical and mental health services across thirteen facilities serving 6,725 inmates (RFP 500-2600000380, due July 27, 2026, with $6 million performance bond required), and Seminole County's search for an EMS Medical Director with ten years' pre-hospital emergency medicine experience and 24/7 availability (RFP 527726GCM, due August 5, 2026).

Geographic activity concentrates heavily in Texas, Kentucky, California, and the Southeast, with recent postings from Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Oregon, Mississippi, Connecticut, Illinois, and Arizona. Texas dominates with multiple state agency procurements across HHSC facilities in Harlingen, Lufkin, Denton, and Brenham, while Kentucky has issued overlapping comprehensive correctional healthcare RFPs with identical scope and deadlines suggesting procurement consolidation or recompete cycles. California shows sustained activity through Department of State Hospitals radiology directorship and pathology services across multiple DSH facilities. Geographic spread extends nationwide, with fire districts, county governments, and specialized facilities in rural and metropolitan areas all soliciting physician and advanced practice provider services. Set-aside and preference programs vary by jurisdiction—Texas emphasizes HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) subcontracting plans, California includes five percent small business and DVBE incentives, Kentucky allows resident-bidder preference scoring, and Massachusetts applies its Small Business Purchasing Program. Insurance requirements are standard across the code: professional liability at $1 million per occurrence is nearly universal, with commercial general liability, workers' compensation, and umbrella coverage at $1 million also common. Evaluation typically weights qualifications and experience heavily (300–900 points in multi-factor scoring), with cost secondary or excluded entirely when the work demands specialized clinical credentials and demonstrated competency in correctional, occupational, or emergency medical settings.