UNSPSC 90141701: Youth competitive sports leagues

UNSPSC 90141701 Youth competitive sports leagues (Commodity) encompasses officiating services, program operation and management, facility leasing and concessions, athletic equipment and supplies, and instructional coaching across youth and adult recreational sports, grounded in what state and local governments are actively procuring. School districts dominate the solicitation activity, with San Antonio ISD, Birdville ISD, Los Fresnos CISD, and Fairfax County Public Schools posting multiple opportunities for athletic officials, equipment vendors, and specialized sports services; county parks and recreation departments, municipalities, and universities also solicit regularly under this code, typically for officials assignors, facility operators, and coaching services. The work ranges from narrow specialties—volleyball officiating, ice hockey officials, athletic trainer services—to broad athletic support including multi-sport equipment and supplies contracts. Recent representative solicitations include Fairfax County Public Schools' RFP for interscholastic volleyball officials across 25 high schools (due May 28, 2026), Birdville ISD's athletic equipment and supplies contract supporting 15 sports across 31 campuses with an estimated annual value of $867,443.31 (due July 1, 2026), and Hays County's request for a Sportsplex league provider and operator covering an 18-acre complex with a 10-year initial term (due July 20, 2026).

Geographic activity clusters in Texas—San Antonio, North Richland Hills, Kyle, and Richardson all posted solicitations in the recent window—with significant concurrent activity in Georgia (Chatham County, Georgia Institute of Technology), Arizona (Dysart USD), North Carolina (Mooresville), Virginia (Fairfax County), and Utah (Salt Lake County). Cities including Orlando, Albuquerque, Fort Worth, and Scranton, along with regional transit and university systems, round out the issuing-body mix. The code sees steady procurement across spring and summer 2026, driven by school-year preparation cycles and municipal recreation budget execution, with contract values ranging from $50,000 to $867,000 annually for equipment and supplies to longer-term facility operations at $230,000 to $300,000 over multi-year terms. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction—HUB requirements apply in Texas procurements, MBE/WBE goals appear in Chicago and Georgia procurements, and local-vendor preference is explicit in Madison Parks' RFP—suggesting a moderately active market with fragmented demand across multiple discrete service lines rather than consolidated buying.