UNSPSC 85122104: Athletic rehabilitation services

In this classification, this commodity consists of comprehensive services required to be an athletic rehabilitation service

UNSPSC 85122104 Athletic rehabilitation services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure direct clinical rehabilitation and therapeutic services—speech language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, orientation and mobility specialist services, music therapy, art therapy, and peer support services—typically delivered in educational, residential, correctional, and healthcare settings to students, residents, and justice-involved populations with disabilities, sensory impairments, or behavioral health needs. Recent solicitations show the code captures a mix of full-time and as-needed contracting across special education service delivery (school districts, education service districts), state-operated residential facilities (Texas HHS state supported living centers and psychiatric centers), county social services and juvenile justice programs, and municipal healthcare and corrections agencies. Scope spans both direct clinical intervention and consultative support, with many contracts requiring current professional licensure (SLP-CCC, COMS through ACVREP or NBPCB, OT, PT, Registered Art Therapist credentials) and demonstrated experience working with target populations; several solicitations emphasize trauma-informed, evidence-based, and culturally competent service delivery.

School districts and education service districts are the dominant issuing bodies, with recent solicitations from Tacoma Public Schools (RFP for special education contracted services on an as-needed basis), High Desert Education Service District in Oregon (speech language pathology for early intervention/early childhood special education), Crook County School District in Oregon (school speech language pathologist positions), Eanes Independent School District and Clayton County Public Schools in Georgia (both seeking occupational therapists, physical therapists, and speech-language pathologists), and Ocean Springs School District in Mississippi (school-based SLP, PT, and OT services). Texas Health and Human Services Commission issues repeatedly under this code for certified orientation and mobility specialist services at multiple state supported living centers and psychiatric centers (Brenham, Austin, Abilene, Corpus Christi, Richmond, El Paso), with contracts ranging from three years with optional extensions to shorter fixed terms. Other repeat buyers include state departments (Michigan Department of Education for occupational therapy at Michigan School for the Deaf; Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families for adolescent transitional living program services; Colorado and Wisconsin county human services departments for early intervention therapy and birth-to-three programs). Geographic spread is national, with recent activity concentrated in Texas (HHS multiple facilities), Georgia (school districts and county systems), Michigan, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Wisconsin, Mississippi, and Arizona. Texas and Georgia together account for roughly one-third of the recent opportunities identified. Representative recent solicitations include the Texas HHS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for Brenham State Supported Living Center (IFB HHS0017698, responses due 28 July 2026, three-year term at approximately $13,000 annually for ~200 hours, COMS/CLVT/CVRT certification required); Michigan Department of Education occupational therapy services at Michigan School for the Deaf (RFP 260000002364, responses due 28 July 2026, ~600 hours annually for approximately 130 residential and day students, licensed OT or COTA under supervision with ASL proficiency); Washington State DCYF Adolescent Transitional Living Program services in Region 6 (RFQ 26DCYFCW104, responses due 20 August 2026, rate-based contract at $13,137 per bed monthly, five male-identifying youth ages 16–21, with 5–10% bid preferences for Washington small businesses and veteran-owned businesses); Fulton County Georgia prevention and response education for opioid use disorder (RFP 26RFP1629089A-BKJ, responses due 12 August 2026, one-year term funded through opioid settlement, project manager requiring five years' opioid expertise); and Tacoma Public Schools special education contracted services (RFP26021C, responses due 3 July 2026, on an as-needed basis with three-year initial term and two optional renewal years, encompassing speech language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, educational diagnostician, LSSP, counseling, nursing, visual/hearing support, interpreting, audiology, and assistive technology services).