UNSPSC 91111902: Nanny or babysitting services

UNSPSC 91111902 Nanny or babysitting services (Commodity) encompasses specialized respite care delivery to vulnerable populations, where state and local health and human services agencies contract for in-home childcare that goes beyond standard babysitting to include developmental support, caregiver relief, and family stabilization services. Recent solicitations show that public health departments and special-needs service programs are the primary buyers, procuring structured respite care delivered by qualified, background-checked providers who work directly with infants and toddlers with disabilities or developmental delays. The scope includes feeding, soothing, sleep support, and parental assistance — work that requires CPR certification, multi-year direct experience with vulnerable populations, HIPAA compliance, and substantial liability insurance (general, workers' compensation, professional liability, cyber liability, and sexual abuse coverage). Issuing bodies are typically county-level public health agencies and integrated child-services programs rather than school districts, transit authorities, or municipal departments.

Boulder County Public Health (Colorado) posted RFP PHI00226 in March 2026 soliciting a single respite care contractor to manage service delivery for up to nineteen families with disabled or delayed infants and toddlers through the Public Health and Children with Special Needs Program, with proposals due March 23, 2026. The contract ceiling was $28,500 with per-family spending caps of $1,500 absent written approval for greater need. Evaluation weighted compliance and documentation at thirty points, specialized experience with vulnerable infants and toddlers at thirty points, and capacity to serve non-English-speaking families at twenty points. The solicitation specified no set-asides or socioeconomic restrictions. Activity under this code appears limited; the source yields no additional recent opportunities beyond the Boulder County posting.