UNSPSC 90131502: Dance performances

UNSPSC 90131502 Dance performances, a Commodity code, represents a narrow scope in state and local procurement that spans contracted dance instruction, performances, and related entertainment services. The recent opportunities block shows minimal direct activity under this code; most posted solicitations address adjacent entertainment categories—DJ services, audio-visual and production rigging, event entertainment rental, ice skating experiences, rodeo management, and parade planning—rather than dance performance procurement specifically. Two opportunities nominally tagged to dance instruction (011067A-Adult Programs-Elizabeth George-MLSS and 035700A-Arts Education Program September 2026) lack sufficient documentation to confirm scope alignment; both AI summaries note missing or unreadable attachment files. The Dallas Independent School District RFP for Academic Enrichment and Support and Visual and Performing Arts instructional materials (RFP EO250353, due August 27, 2026) includes dance as one of twelve supported disciplines and solicits consumables, equipment, and service-level agreements for dance programs, but this procurement spans the full arts-education portfolio rather than dance performance alone.

Geographic and issuing-body data from the recent block show no discernible pattern of dance-performance solicitation activity. The handful of opportunities that touch performing arts (the Dallas ISD RFP, Savannah State University DJ services, Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs piano services, and Cypress-Fairbanks ISD event entertainment rental) are scattered across Texas, Georgia, and Illinois with no repeated buyer or region. Absent traceable recent opportunities explicitly soliciting dance performances or choreography under this code, the business development signal is weak; state and local agencies appear to source dance instruction and performances through broader arts-education or event-entertainment procurement vehicles, cooperative purchasing frameworks, or standing vendor relationships rather than discrete competitive solicitations.