UNSPSC 85121613: Pediatric services

In this commodity, this commodity indicates the performance of pediatric services

UNSPSC 85121613 Pediatric services is a Commodity code. State and local governments procuring under this code are actually buying clinical services for specialized pediatric and youth populations across correctional, educational, occupational health, and community health settings—wound care, medication dispensing, occupational medicine evaluations, physical exams, psychological assessments, and nursing services. The issuing bodies span state departments of corrections and health services commissions, county sheriffs and detention facilities, independent school districts, fire departments, health authorities, and county health departments. Recent activity shows Texas Health and Human Services Commission appearing multiple times for wound care and diagnostic services at state supported living centers, with additional procurements from Kentucky Department of Corrections (statewide inmate healthcare), DeKalb Public Health (Georgia), Seminole County and other Florida municipalities (EMS and fire department services), and miscellaneous county and municipal health agencies across the South and Midwest. The geographic footprint spans Texas, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, Oregon, Mississippi, and scattered solicitations from Arizona, Illinois, California, and North Carolina.

Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) issuing an IFB for wound care services at Richmond State Supported Living Center due July 30, 2026, seeking a board-certified wound care specialist at $75,000 estimated annual spend; DeKalb Public Health (Georgia) rebidding primary care medication dispensing for Ryan White patients due July 27, 2026 via RFQ; Kentucky Department of Corrections releasing multiple RFPs for comprehensive correctional medical services across thirteen facilities housing 6,725 inmates due July 16–July 27, 2026, with $6 million performance bonds required; Seminole County (Florida) soliciting a Medical Director for EMS due August 5, 2026; and Hillsborough County (Florida) seeking occupational wellness examinations for 1,300 fire rescue members under a three-year, $2.48 million ITB due July 21, 2026. Correctional healthcare and occupational medicine services dominate the recent posting activity; pediatric-specific services are sparse, and many ostensibly pediatric-tagged opportunities (EMS Medical Director roles, fire department physicals, occupational wellness exams, adult correctional care) fall outside true pediatric scope, suggesting classification misalignment in some state and local taxonomy implementations.