UNSPSC 85121601: Gynecologic or obstetric services

In this commodity, this commodity indicates the performance of gynecologic or obstetric services

UNSPSC 85121601 Gynecologic or obstetric services, a Commodity code, captures state and local procurement of specialized clinical services far broader than its title suggests—wound care, pharmacy dispensing, radiology consulting, quality review oversight, correctional and occupational medicine, advanced practice provider staffing, and medical director services dominate recent solicitations rather than gynecology-specific work. State agencies, county governments, and specialized districts (health authorities, fire departments, correctional institutions, school districts) are the primary buyers, with Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Kentucky Department of Corrections, and Georgia health jurisdictions posting multiple opportunities over the past two months. The code shows heavy activity in correctional healthcare—Kentucky alone has issued at least five RFPs for comprehensive medical services at state facilities—alongside occupational health exams for fire and public safety personnel, medication dispensing for Medicaid populations, and physician oversight roles across diverse settings.

Recent opportunities span Texas (HHSC wound care and podiatry services at state-supported living centers, pharmacy dispensing RFP); Georgia (DeKalb Public Health pharmacy services for Ryan White patients, Henry County firefighter physicals, Muscogee County correctional healthcare); Kentucky (Department of Corrections comprehensive medical services across 13–14 facilities, occupational medicine for DOCJT); and Florida, Oregon, Washington, and other states. Representative solicitations include Texas HHSC HHS0017728 (wound care services for Richmond State Supported Living Center, IFB, due July 30, 2026, $75,000 annual historical spend); DeKalb Public Health PE77353NONST2027000000027 (primary care medication dispensing for Ryan White clinic, RFQ, due July 27, 2026); Kentucky RFP 50026000003804 (comprehensive medical services for approximately 6,725 inmates, technical and cost evaluation, due July 16, 2026); and Washington State Health Care Authority RFP 2026HCA4 (External Quality Review Organization oversight for Medicaid integrated managed care, $12,071,505 initial five-year term, due August 7, 2026). The code shows consistent activity across correctional, occupational health, and specialty clinical services with no notable geographic concentration beyond a cluster of correctional procurements in the Southeast and substantial Kentucky activity.