UNSPSC 85131714: Occupational health projects

The Health Project is to seek out, evaluate, promote and distribute quality health promotion/disease prevention programs with the objectives of providing appropriate quality care, and sharply reducing the rate of healthcare inflation by holding down unnecessary expenditures.

UNSPSC 85131714 Occupational health projects is a Commodity code encompassing school-based mental health therapy, workforce development in behavioral health, occupational health screenings, and employee wellness support services as solicited by state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments procure these services primarily through school districts, county behavioral health departments, colleges, and municipal HR functions. The work ranges from direct clinical delivery—individual mental health therapy in schools, crisis assessments, and fitness-for-duty evaluations—to administrative and consultative roles including mental health consultant services for Head Start programs, workforce landscape analysis, and community health worker training. Services target both employees (through Employee Assistance Programs and occupational health screenings) and vulnerable populations including students, seniors, families experiencing homelessness, and individuals in correctional or crisis settings.

Recent activity spans multiple states and issuing-body types. School districts dominate the recent pipeline: Wicomico County Public Schools (Maryland) seeks licensed mental health agencies to deliver individual therapy during the 2026-2027 school year, due August 12, 2026; Eastern Oregon University Head Start solicits licensed mental health consultants for children ages 0-5 across rural Eastern Oregon, due June 12, 2026; City Colleges of Chicago requests Mental Health Consultant services for five Child Development Laboratory Schools under an RFP with MBE/WBE participation goals (25% and 7%), due August 7, 2026; Barrow County School District (Georgia) seeks school-based mental health services for grades 6-12, due July 10, 2026; and Maricopa County Community College District (Arizona) pursues healthcare and behavioral health services for students on an as-needed basis, due August 11, 2026. State-level procurement includes Washington State Health Care Authority's request for a Mental Health Assessment for Young Children Workforce Collaborative across five counties, due May 27, 2026, at $350,000 maximum annual value; Texas Health and Human Services Commission's Enrollment Broker Operations RFP with historical compensation of $75–82 million per fiscal year, due September 4, 2026; and the State of Texas's Employee Assistance Program procurement with HUB subcontracting participation required, due July 28, 2026. County health and social service departments also solicit occupational health work: City of Atlanta Department of Corrections issued a pre-solicitation notice for comprehensive inmate health services at Atlanta City Detention Center with a five-year term and three-year renewal option; Fulton County (Georgia) seeks mobile wellness clinic services for seniors, due July 6, 2026, with no direct county compensation (services billed to Medicare); Waukesha County (Wisconsin) requests psychological services for fitness-for-duty and pre-employment evaluations for Sheriff Department employees, due August 4, 2026; and Los Alamos County (New Mexico) solicits Trauma-Informed Care Certification Training delivery, due June 9, 2026, with local and resident veteran preferences available. Geographic spread includes Texas, Washington, Georgia, Maryland, Oregon, Arizona, Illinois, Pennsylvania, California, Michigan, and New Mexico, with recent solicitations concentrated in the Southeast (Georgia, Maryland) and Southwest (Texas, Arizona, California).