UNSPSC 85911108: Electroconvulsive therapy, unilateral-multiple seizure

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a mental health intervention or procedure of electroconvulsive therapy, unilateral-multiple seizureelectroconvulsive therapy, unilateral-multiple 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 GZB1ZZZ

UNSPSC 85911108 Electroconvulsive therapy, unilateral-multiple seizure (Commodity) shows no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The recent opportunities tagged under this code represent behavioral health services, school psychology, special education staffing, mental wellness programs, forensic psychology, occupational health services, and crisis residential facilities—none of which align with the clinical scope of electroconvulsive or convulsive therapy. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the actual work being solicited reflects either miscoding at the source or a state and local procurement environment where this specific therapeutic modality is not currently being competitively sourced.

The sample of recent state and local procurement across behavioral health and clinical psychology (September–October 2026) shows active demand for pre-employment psychological evaluations for public safety personnel, school-based mental health therapists, special education diagnosticians and psychologists, crisis stabilization and residential services, occupational health screening, and temporary clinical staffing—but no posted opportunities for electroconvulsive or convulsive therapy procurement, administration, or facility contracting. School districts (Hillsborough County Florida; Griffin-Spalding County Georgia; Katy ISD Texas; Clarke County Georgia; Birdville ISD Texas), municipal police and fire departments (Tucson, Tampa, New Haven, Fairfax County), state mental health facilities (Illinois Department of Human Services; Mississippi Department of Mental Health), counties (Harris County Texas; Chatham County Georgia; Santa Clara County California; Solano County California; Trinity County California), and regional health systems are sourcing behavioral and clinical services across a broad spectrum, but the electroconvulsive or convulsive-therapy specific Commodity code does not appear in current competitive solicitations. If your firm pursues state and local work in behavioral or clinical health services, monitor school district RFPs for diagnosticians and psychologists, municipal RFPs for fitness-for-duty and pre-employment psychology, and county or regional health authority RFPs for crisis services and mental health program delivery—but this particular code warrants a skip pending evidence of active state or local demand for the specific therapeutic procedure it describes.