UNSPSC 85921101: Medication management for substance abuse treatment, other replacement medication

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a substance abuse treatment intervention or procedure of medication management for substance abuse treatment, other replacement medicationmedication management for substance abuse treatment, other replacement medication. 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 HZ89ZZZ

UNSPSC 85921101 Medication management for substance abuse treatment, other replacement medication (Commodity) encompasses therapeutic and behavioral health services state and local governments actually procure under this code, though the recent opportunities block shows minimal direct alignment with replacement medication management. Instead, recent solicitations reveal a broad ecosystem of substance use disorder prevention, recovery support, residential treatment, and therapeutic services across state and local jurisdictions. Texas Health and Human Services Commission posts repeatedly for specialized rehabilitation and therapeutic roles—orientation and mobility specialists, art therapy, peer recovery support—at state-supported living centers and psychiatric facilities. Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families, Fulton County Georgia, City of Albuquerque, and multiple school districts (Bibb County Georgia, Kenosha County Wisconsin, Tacoma Public Schools) are actively procuring mental health, recovery housing, therapeutic coaching, and clinical assessment services tied to substance use disorder treatment and recovery. The issuing-body mix spans state health and human services agencies, county departments, municipal courts, school districts, and regional authorities. Repeat buyers include Texas HHSC with multiple concurrent procurements for vision rehabilitation and therapeutic services, and Georgia counties and school districts with ongoing therapeutic staffing needs. The geographic spread centers on Texas (highest recent activity), followed by Georgia, Washington, Colorado, Wisconsin, Florida, and Oregon, with lighter activity in Arizona, New Mexico, Mississippi, and other jurisdictions.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope: Fulton County Georgia's RFP for prevention, response, and education services on opioid use disorders (due August 12, 2026) targets substance use disorder expertise and targets at-risk populations; the City of Albuquerque's Continuing Sobriety Voucher Pilot Program RFP (due May 28, 2026) procures Level-3 recovery housing and case management for individuals exiting treatment with $1.19 million in two-year Opioid Settlement funding; Bibb County Schools' RFPs for home-based and virtual mental health services (March 17, 2026 deadline) seek Georgia-licensed clinicians for grades 6–12 students with intensive mental health needs; and Boulder County Colorado's solicitation for an infant and early childhood mental health consultant (due March 10, 2026) targets bilingual expertise in trauma-informed care for at-risk families. Texas HHSC's music therapy, art therapy, and peer support procurements for state supported living centers and psychiatric centers (due dates ranging June–July 2026) require specialized certifications (MT-BC, ATR, PRSS) and focus on habilitation and recovery. Pricing in these procurements typically runs hourly or per-session rates; contract terms span one to three years with optional renewals. Set-asides include local business preferences (Washington, Fulton County), small business certifications (Georgia SLBE), and veteran-owned business credits where applicable. The code shows active, diversified procurement in substance use disorder recovery services, behavioral health integration, and therapeutic support roles, though replacement medication management per se appears infrequently in the recent opportunities block.