UNSPSC 85911002: Family psychotherapy

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a mental health intervention or procedure of family psychotherapy. This intervention or procedure is listed in the World Health Organization's International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems or ICD-10 as code GZ72ZZZ

UNSPSC 85911002 Family psychotherapy, a Commodity code, covers mental health counseling and therapeutic services that state and local governments procure for employees, first responders, students, justice-involved populations, and vulnerable adults. Recent activity shows school districts, county human services agencies, law enforcement departments, workforce boards, and state behavioral health systems are actively soliciting under this code for clinical mental health services, counseling programs, trauma-informed interventions, and peer support initiatives. The work ranges from pre-employment and fitness-for-duty psychological evaluations for public safety personnel to ongoing counseling for EMS providers, incarcerated individuals, and children in foster care or special education settings. Common issuing bodies include county sheriff and police departments seeking applicant screening services, state departments of human services and behavioral health procurement mental health consultation and crisis response, school districts sourcing school psychologists and behavior consultants, and workforce development boards purchasing career counseling bundled with mental health support for disconnected youth.

Recent opportunities span multiple states and jurisdictions with no single geographic concentration. The District of Columbia issued two Credible Mentor services RFPs (postings June 4 and July 13, 2026, with response dates June 25 and July 20 respectively), the City of New Haven Police Department solicited psychological testing of police candidates (RFP 2026RFPCNH381, due August 4, 2026), Katy Independent School District issued RFPs for Educational Diagnosticians and Licensed School Psychologists (RFP 2516YT, due August 13, 2026), the Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families sought an Adolescent Transitional Living Program with case management and mental health support (RFQ 26DCYFCW104, due August 20, 2026), the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment established a pre-qualified provider list for PATH4EMS Peer Assistance mental health services to EMS providers (RFP 2026000232 and 2026000285, due May 28 and August 3, 2026 respectively), and the City of Chicago's City Colleges department procured Mental Health Consultant services for early childhood education classrooms (RFP NC2616, due August 7, 2026 with pre-bid July 13). Additional activity includes Solano County seeking interim housing with integrated mental health services (due July 8, 2026), Texas HHSC contracting for counseling services at state supported living centers (IFB HHS0017549, due July 21, 2026), and multiple school districts sourcing behavior analysts and intervention specialists. Most opportunities reflect hybrid models combining clinical assessment, ongoing counseling, crisis response, training, and consultation, with licensure requirements (LCSW, LPC, Clinical Psychologist, BCBA) universally mandated and experience serving high-risk or specialized populations—first responders, system-involved youth, individuals with developmental disabilities, trauma survivors—heavily weighted in evaluation.