UNSPSC 85911107: Electroconvulsive therapy, bilateral-single seizure

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a mental health intervention or procedure of electroconvulsive therapy, bilateral-single seizureelectroconvulsive therapy, bilateral-single seizure. 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 GZB2ZZZ

UNSPSC 85911107 Electroconvulsive therapy, bilateral-single seizure is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure specialized mental health and behavioral services that bear little relation to the code's clinical name. Recent activity shows procurement bodies soliciting psychological testing and evaluation services, mental health counseling and crisis intervention programs, employee assistance and peer support services, behavioral coaching and intervention training, and related therapeutic and clinical consulting—services spanning pre-employment screening for law enforcement, school-based mental health support, first-responder wellness programs, and residential treatment for youth and adults with serious mental illness. The issuing-body mix includes state departments (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Washington State Department of Children Youth & Families, Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services), county human services and health departments (Solano County, Boulder County, Greenville County, San Mateo County), city police and fire departments (New Haven Police Department, Orlando Police Department, Phoenix Police Department, Tucson Police Department), school districts (Katy Independent School District, City Colleges of Chicago, Fulton County Schools, DeKalb County Schools), and specialized authorities (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, Hillsborough County Public Schools). Repeat buyers include school districts and municipal police/fire departments seeking psychological evaluations and fitness-for-duty assessments, and state behavioral health agencies contracting for residential treatment and community mental health services.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Houston-area school districts, state health commission, military department), Colorado (Denver-metro peer assistance and therapeutic services), California (Solano County behavioral health housing), Florida (Hillsborough County schools, City of Orlando), Georgia (DeKalb County schools, Cherokee County juvenile justice), and multiple states with law-enforcement and emergency-response pre-employment screening needs. Representative recent opportunities include the City of New Haven Police Department RFP 2026RFPCNH381 for psychological testing of police candidates (response due August 4, 2026), Katy Independent School District RFP 2516YT for educational diagnosticians and school psychologists (proposals due August 13, 2026), the County of Solano RFP for interim shelter and behavioral health housing (proposals due July 8, 2026 with interviews scheduled July 20), Washington State DCYF RFQ 26DCYFCW104 for an adolescent transitional living program (response due August 20, 2026), and the City of Phoenix RFQu RFQU260231 for critical incident psychological services (proposals due May 12, 2026 for a November 2026 start). The code shows sustained demand across behavioral health, first-responder wellness, school-based special education and mental health support, and residential treatment for at-risk and justice-involved populations, with contracting timelines typically spanning three to five months from posting to service commencement.