UNSPSC 85121604: Pulmonary specialist services

In this commodity, this commodity indicates the performance of pulmonary specialist services

UNSPSC 85121604 Pulmonary specialist services is a Commodity code encompassing respiratory therapy, pulmonary function testing, and clinical pulmonary consultation services delivered to state and local healthcare settings, correctional facilities, and developmental centers. The recent opportunities reflect a fragmented market: state health and human services agencies procure pulmonary services for supported living centers and developmental facilities; state correctional departments bundle pulmonary care into comprehensive medical contracts; and some jurisdictions solicit standalone pulmonary testing or specialist consultation on an as-needed basis. Issuing bodies span state departments of health and corrections, state hospitals, and healthcare authorities; no single buyer dominates the recent activity, though state correctional systems and developmental services providers appear most active.

Recent solicitations include the California Department of Developmental Services' Invitation for Bid for pulmonary services at Porterville Developmental Center (IFB PR269013, posted April 29, 2026, bids due May 12, 2026), requiring on-site pulmonary services for three years with licensure in pulmonary services and three years' experience with developmentally disabled individuals; the Kentucky Department of Corrections' comprehensive medical services RFP (RFP 500-2600000380, posted in multiple iterations May through July 2026, proposals due July 16, 2026) which bundles pulmonary care within broad medical and mental health services for 6,725 inmates across twelve facilities plus a new 353-bed medical institution; and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's wound care and podiatry IFBs at supported living centers, which do not directly solicit pulmonary services but signal state demand for specialty clinical services at residential facilities. Activity is concentrated in California, Kentucky, and Texas, with additional correctional and developmental healthcare procurements in Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, and other states. The code shows modest recent volume—fewer than five discrete pulmonary-specific opportunities in the recent block—with pulmonary services more commonly embedded in comprehensive correctional or facility-based medical contracts than solicited as standalone services.