UNSPSC 91101503: Massage services

UNSPSC 91101503 Massage services is a Commodity code. State and local governments rarely procure massage services as a primary commodity, and recent solicitations tagged under this code show minimal relevance to the code's nominal scope. The Missouri Department of Mental Health solicited 30-minute chair massage sessions and self-healing demonstrations at five Professional Conference and Information Sharing (PCIS) events across Missouri (Columbia/Jefferson City, St. Louis, and Kansas City areas) under IFB 300000260644414, with bids due July 10, 2026. This represents the sole recent opportunity directly aligned with massage therapy delivery. The remaining opportunities in the dataset—occupational wellness examinations, physical education supplies, gym memberships, athletic training services, racquet sport programming, campus fitness programs, and recreational services—are tagged under the code but involve fitness assessment, recreational instruction, or equipment procurement that fall outside massage therapy scope. The issuing bodies across the sparse activity include state departments (Missouri Department of Mental Health), counties (Hillsborough County), cities (Tucson), school districts (Donna ISD, Fort Bend ISD, Houston County Schools, Los Fresnos CISD), and regional purchasing cooperatives, though most opportunities under this code classification do not involve massage services delivery.

Recent activity is concentrated in Texas and Florida, with the Missouri opportunity being the only current solicitation for actual massage service delivery. The Missouri contract runs August 1, 2026 through July 31, 2027, with optional renewals for two additional one-year periods, requiring firm fixed pricing for massage therapy per event and self-healing demonstrations per session. The contractor must provide all necessary equipment and supplies, maintain HIPAA compliance as a Business Associate, and carry adequate liability insurance covering medical services. Pursuit under this code should focus on the Missouri PCIS event opportunity; the broader dataset indicates that state and local procurement systems are inconsistently tagging massage and wellness activities, and opportunities explicitly soliciting massage services remain infrequent in the current market.