UNSPSC 92111502: Peace keeping operations

UNSPSC 92111502 Peace keeping operations is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity maps primarily to off-duty law enforcement staffing, security services management, and related public safety operations — not traditional peacekeeping. The City of Wichita posted RFP #260237 in October 2026 for off-duty officer secondary employment management services (proposals due January 8, 2027), seeking a web-based platform to enable 711 commissioned officers to bid on and manage secondary employment opportunities while integrating with payroll systems and enforcing departmental policy. Hillsborough County Public Schools posted a Notice of Intent to Purchase Single/Sole Source (26022SSDDST in April 2026) for off-duty sheriff's deputy security services scheduling and management through the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, with incumbent Off Duty Management holding the sole-source determination. The City of Fort Worth solicited armed and unarmed security guard services (RFP 26-0266, proposals due October 15, 2026) across multiple city departments and public events, requiring Texas Department of Public Safety Level 2 or 3 certification depending on armament. These opportunities span municipal police departments, sheriff's offices, school districts, and city facilities across Texas, Florida, and other jurisdictions, with scope ranging from platform development and vendor management to direct security personnel deployment.

The code shows active procurement across Florida, Texas, Georgia, and select other states, concentrated among cities, county school districts, and county sheriffs' offices. Geographic spread includes Texas (Wichita, Fort Worth, San Bernardino), Florida (Hillsborough, Collier, Leon County), and Georgia (Atlanta BeltLine, Gwinnett County), with representative activity tied to campus and facility security, public event staffing, and specialized assessment services. Fort Worth's security contract emphasizes a 30% small business participation goal with geographic preferences favoring Tarrant, Wise, Johnson, Parker, and Denton County vendors. Rockland County and other jurisdictions have posted for threat assessment and management consulting (ATAP Certified Threat Managers required) and security modernization assessments. The code's actual procurement signals diverge from the nominal "peace keeping" descriptor; state and local buyers are contracting for law enforcement shift management platforms, uniformed guard deployment, and security infrastructure assessment rather than international or diplomatic operations.