UNSPSC 86101806: Health sector manpower development

UNSPSC 86101806 Health sector manpower development is a Commodity code that spans staff development, professional learning, and occupational safety training services purchased by state departments, counties, cities, school districts, and specialized authorities. State and local governments under this code buy instructor-led training in regulatory compliance (special education complaint investigation, crisis intervention), occupational health and safety (fall protection, electrical safety, trenching, respiratory protection, HAZMAT response), emergency services (ARFF, ICS certification, first aid/CPR), leadership and management development, classroom observation and coaching, curriculum support, early literacy professional learning, telepsychiatry services, therapeutic foster care, and workforce development coordination. The mix of issuing bodies is broad: state agencies (Illinois State Board of Education, Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Oregon Department of Education), county behavioral health and public works departments (Tuolumne County, Los Angeles County, San Bernardino County), city governments (Detroit, Phoenix, Orlando, Atlanta, Dallas), independent school districts (Katy ISD, Hillsborough County, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD), community colleges (Texas Southern University, Texas State Technical College), and specialized authorities (Events DC, ChildCareGroup, Orlando Utilities Commission). Los Angeles County Public Works appears frequently across multiple safety-training RFPs.

Geographic spread is nationwide with recent activity concentrated in California (Los Angeles County multiple solicitations, San Mateo County, Tuolumne County), Texas (Katy ISD, TSTC, TSU, Dallas, Texas library system, ChildCareGroup), the Midwest (Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota), Florida (Hillsborough County, East Hartford through various districts), and the Mountain West (Nevada, New Mexico). Representative recent opportunities include the Illinois State Board of Education's IFB for special education complaint investigator training with an August 10, 2026 deadline and $375,000 estimated value over three years; Events DC's RFQ for first aid/CPR/AED instructor certification training for security officers and DC employees, set-aside for DSLBD-certified small businesses, due July 27, 2026; Los Angeles County Public Works' RFP for respiratory protection training and fit testing due July 21, 2026; the Michigan Department of Technology's RFP for enterprise security awareness training serving 60,000 state employees with a May 26, 2026 deadline; and the Texas State Library and Archives Commission's January 2026 RFP for de-escalation training for library staff across twelve Texas locations with a $125,000 overall budget. The code shows robust, recurring activity across multiple issuing bodies and geographies, with evaluation weighted toward trainer qualifications, curriculum quality, organizational tenure in training delivery, cost competitiveness, and responsiveness to scope requirements.