UNSPSC 92101503: Community outreach programs

UNSPSC 92101503 Community Outreach Programs is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure discrete outreach, engagement, and victim-support services targeting specific populations — crime victims, at-risk youth, mental health consumers, and residents affected by public infrastructure projects. Recent solicitations show a mix of law enforcement victim advocacy, community violence intervention, feasibility studies for victim support infrastructure, and strategic communications consulting tied to construction and public safety initiatives. The issuing bodies span county criminal justice systems, state health and transportation departments, city courts, and school districts. Collin County in Texas has appeared twice in recent months with GPS offender monitoring (RFP 2026347, proposals due November 12, 2026) and a full-body scanner for detention (RFP 2026-155, proposals due September 17, 2026), signaling sustained procurement volume in criminal-justice-adjacent outreach and surveillance infrastructure. The Florida Department of Transportation District Six is advertising districtwide public strategic communications consulting for construction projects (RFP DOT-RFP-27-6203LS, proposals due October 28, 2026) at up to $1.5 million over three years, requiring a Strategic Communications Project Manager, Construction Crisis Communications Manager, and Senior Community Outreach Specialist. These roles blend traditional outreach with emergency communications and stakeholder engagement around major public works. The scope of work currently being purchased under this code spans victim advocacy services (Washington Department of Commerce, FY 2026-2027, $450,000 regional distribution for juvenile-offender victims), community violence intervention (Montgomery County DA, Norriton Borough youth gun violence mediation), family justice center feasibility planning (City of Wichita, October 30 deadline), misdemeanor probation community supervision (Sarasota County), and mental health and substance-use supportive services for transition-age youth (Utah DHHS, sole-source to NAMI-Utah).

Geographic activity clusters in Texas (Collin County, multiple criminal justice RFPs), Florida (FDOT district-level transportation communications), Washington State (victim advocacy services across five counties), Utah (mental health and transition services statewide), and scattered city and county-level solicitations in Connecticut, Kansas, Pennsylvania, and South Dakota. Washington, Texas, and Florida show the heaviest recent procurement density. The code demonstrates active demand in criminal justice, victim services, and transportation-safety communication, with response deadlines spanning October through December 2026. Opportunities typically require demonstrated experience in victim advocacy, community engagement, or crisis communications; insurance minimums of $1–$2 million general liability and professional liability; and proof of CJIS compliance or equivalent data-security certification where applicable. Cooperative purchasing is less evident in this code than in equipment or professional-services categories; most opportunities originate from individual issuing bodies rather than state or regional cooperative vehicles.