UNSPSC 86141600: Students organizations

UNSPSC 86141600 Students organizations is a Class code covering out-of-school time enrichment programs, arts instruction, and youth development services that state and local governments procure to support student engagement beyond the standard academic day. School districts dominate this space, issuing RFPs and RFQs for vendors to deliver enrichment programming spanning academic readiness, arts, crafts, culture, computer science, culinary, fine arts, foreign language, sports and fitness, dance, music, and STEM instruction. Fort Bend Independent School District in Texas solicited vendors under RFP 27-008LB for out-of-school time enrichment programs serving Pre-K through 8th grade across 30 campuses with proposals due November 10, 2026. Austin Independent School District in Texas uses standing-vendor RFPs to build approved provider lists; RFP 27RFP021 for fine arts instruction, performances, and specialized production services closed August 4, 2026, and adds awarded vendors to a district-wide acceptable-provider roster through June 30, 2031 without recompetition. Dysart Unified School District in Arizona solicited enrichment programs and courses across career and technical education, Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and gifted special-education pathways with proposals due July 30, 2026. Beyond school districts, the City of St. Petersburg issued RFP 25315 for Canvas to Career visual and applied arts programming targeting high school students in Pinellas County, Florida, with an estimated two-year contract value of approximately $100,000 and proposals due October 23, 2025.

Activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with secondary postings in Arizona and Washington. Tacoma Public Schools in Washington sought nonprofit organizations and community-based organizations to support out-of-school-time programming with responses due June 25, 2026. Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District in Texas issued RFP 26072010RFP for contracted educational services and professional development with proposals due June 30, 2027. Contract structures vary: Fort Bend's enrichment RFP specifies a two-year initial term with one optional one-year renewal and requires vendors to remit a minimum 30 percent revenue share to the district; Austin's standing-vendor awards remain valid five years without recompetition; St. Petersburg's Canvas to Career covers up to two academic years with estimated annual expenditures near $50,000. Evaluation criteria across these procurements typically weight service quality, vendor experience, cost, and alignment with district needs, often reserving bonus scoring points for small business, minority-owned, and women-owned business certifications.