UNSPSC 86132100: Training planning, facilitation and delivery services

Consultancy services related to planning training sessions and materials and facilitating training sessions.

UNSPSC 86132100 Training planning, facilitation and delivery services (Class) covers professional development and instructional delivery across diverse state and local constituencies, grounded in recent solicitations for specialized training in regulatory compliance, occupational safety, leadership development, early literacy instruction, and workforce readiness. State and local governments procure under this code through state education agencies, county public works departments, municipal utilities, school districts, workforce development boards, and specialized public authorities. Recent activity spans Illinois State Board of Education's complaint investigator training (IFB 26-586SBE-CHFED-B-53245, due August 10, 2026, estimated $375,000 over three years), Los Angeles County Public Works' multiple safety and competency-focused RFPs including fall protection, electrical safety, and lockout/blockout training, Events DC's first aid and CPR certification RFQ (RFQ 25-S-054, due July 27, 2026, restricted to local and disadvantaged business enterprises), and school districts soliciting science of reading, literacy coaching, and districtwide professional development. Issuing bodies mix state-level procurement (Illinois DHS, Michigan DTMB, Oregon Department of Education, California Caltrans) with substantial county and city activity (Los Angeles County Public Works, San Bernardino County, City of Detroit, City of Phoenix), plus independent school districts and specialized authorities (Texas State Technical College, ChildCareGroup, Orlando Utilities Commission).

Geographic concentration is heaviest in California, Illinois, Michigan, and Texas, with secondary activity in Florida, Maryland, Ohio, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. Los Angeles County appears as a repeat buyer across multiple safety training categories (fall protection, electrical safety, tree trimmer safety, lockout/blockout, respiratory protection, and standard first aid/CPR), signaling sustained demand for occupational safety curriculum and instructor-led delivery. Recent opportunities reflect state and local priorities in workforce development (Science of Reading train-the-trainer in Utah, literacy coaching in Oregon, leadership development in Michigan), regulatory and compliance training (special education complaint investigation in Illinois, emergency management exercises in California, radiation compliance in Florida), and safety competency (first aid/CPR certification, electrical and fall protection, hazmat response). Contract vehicles include traditional RFP and RFQ processes, sole-source determinations (Illinois safety care training, Hillsborough County leadership program), and requests for qualifications creating approved provider lists (Oregon Early Literacy). Set-asides and preferences appear in select jurisdictions—Illinois' complaint investigator training includes SBE set-aside; DC's first aid RFQ restricts to DSLBD-certified enterprises; San Bernardino's emergency management exercise includes 5% local preference; Detroit's FEMA training RFQ offers equalization credits ranging 1–5% for certified Detroit-based and resident businesses. Most recent deadlines cluster in late July through early August 2026, with a few extended into late summer and fall.