UNSPSC 85921005: Pharmacotherapy for substance abuse treatment, naloxone

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a substance abuse treatment intervention or procedure of pharmacotherapy for substance abuse treatment, naloxonepharmacotherapy for substance abuse treatment, naloxone. 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 HZ95ZZZ

UNSPSC 85921005 Pharmacotherapy for substance abuse treatment, naloxone is a Commodity code that state and local governments buy to procure medication-assisted and evidence-based recovery support services for individuals with substance use disorders and opioid addiction, though the recent opportunities in the source are substantially misaligned with this code's nominal scope. The Harris County Community Supervision & Corrections Department is requesting qualifications for substance abuse treatment services and cognitive interventions for female offenders in the Women Helping Ourselves Program, with responses due November 2, 2026 and performance beginning February 1, 2027, using an RFSQ (Request for Statement of Qualifications) structure that typically precedes final vendor selection. Beyond this single on-code solicitation, the source shows limited relevant activity directly mapped to pharmacotherapy or naloxone procurement under this code. The remaining opportunities posted are unrelated to naloxone or medication-assisted treatment—they span speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, cellular therapy lab software, outpatient rehabilitation outcomes measurement, special education staffing, physical therapy at correctional facilities, mental health counseling for probation staff, towing services, and victim advocacy—demonstrating a systematic tag mismatch rather than actual purchasing under the code's substance abuse pharmacotherapy mandate.

Geographic activity supporting the code is sparse in the source data. Harris County, Texas is the only recent opportunity clearly aligned to substance abuse treatment procurement under this UNSPSC classification. The breadth of unrelated solicitations posted under this code across Florida, Texas, California, Georgia, Washington, New Jersey, and Oregon suggests that state and local procurement systems may be applying the code inconsistently or that the source dataset is capturing misclassified opportunities. If pursuing this code, firms should verify actual buyer intent before committing resources, as the single on-code opportunity represents a community corrections vendor qualification request, not a direct procurement of naloxone or medication-assisted therapies.