UNSPSC 86132201: Training workshop service

Training or workshop for skills enhancement and development

UNSPSC 86132201 Training workshop service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure instructor-led training delivery across compliance, occupational safety, professional development, and specialized skill domains. Recent solicitations show state education agencies, county public works departments, fire departments, utilities, workforce boards, and school districts issuing RFPs and RFQs for programs ranging from OSHA-aligned safety training (electrical, fall protection, respiratory protection, lockout/blockout) to subject-matter workshops in leadership development, de-escalation, emergency management, and sector-specific competencies. The mix of issuing bodies spans state departments (Illinois State Board of Education, Florida Department of Transportation, Michigan DTMB, California courts), county governments (Los Angeles County Public Works, San Bernardino County, Detroit Fire Department), municipalities (City of Phoenix, City of Orlando), school districts (Katy ISD, Hillsborough County Public Schools, Seminole County Fire Department), and special-purpose entities (Events DC, Atlanta Beltline, University of Central Florida). Los Angeles County Public Works appears as a repeat buyer, with multiple concurrent solicitations for specialized occupational safety curricula.

Recent opportunities cluster in California, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, and Texas. Representative solicitations include the Illinois State Board of Education's SBE-designated IFB for Complaint Investigators Training (due August 10, 2026) covering federal and state special education complaint investigation and resolution, estimated at $375,000 over three years with virtual delivery; Los Angeles County Public Works' concurrent RFPs for respiratory protection training (due July 21), lockout/blockout safety training (due July 27), low and high voltage electrical safety training (due July 27), tree trimmer electrical safety training (due May 15), and fall protection competent person training (due May 26), all emphasizing trainer qualifications, curriculum depth, and on-site demonstration capability; the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' RFP for continuing education training management serving 425 school food authorities across 4,071 sites (proposals due July 1, with evaluation emphasizing methodology and approach across 190 points); and California Volunteers' RFP for event management and support for College Corps statewide cohort experience at $1,488,074.00 (due July 3, 2026, requiring minimum 3% DVBE and 25% small business participation). Pricing structures typically embed curriculum development, trainer compensation, materials, and delivery logistics; evaluation weights quality and depth of training content, trainer experience and credentials, cost, organizational tenure in training delivery, and responsiveness to RFP requirements.