UNSPSC 92111609: Mine action center MAC or mine action coordination center MACC service

Services of an organization that, on behalf of the National Mine Action Authority where it exists, typically is responsible for planning, coordination, overseeing and in some cases implementation of mine action projects. For national mine action programs, the MAC/MACC usually acts as the operational office of the National Mine Action Authority NMAA.

UNSPSC 92111609 Mine action center MAC or mine action coordination center MACC service is a Commodity code that shows no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The code's nominal scope — mine action centers and mine action coordination — does not correspond to any of the recent opportunities posted under this code number. The opportunities tagged to this code include federal funds tracking systems, flight school compliance oversight, AI-powered camera monitoring, fire service consolidation studies, explosive detection canine services, ergonomic evaluations, audio/visual and CCTV systems consultation, post-disaster inspections, professional engineering services, cybersecurity support, emergency management consulting, emergency operations center exercises, security guard services across multiple jurisdictions, penetration testing, transportation planning, and community resilience programs. None of these solicitations address mine action coordination, demining operations, mine clearance, or related activities that would fall within the code's intended scope.

The mismatch between the code designation and actual procurement activity suggests either a systematic cataloging error in the state and local procurement platforms or that the code has been repurposed or misapplied. For purposes of business development, this code shows no actionable market signal. Vendors pursuing state and local security, emergency management, professional services, or facilities consulting work should track the issuing bodies and opportunity types appearing in this dataset — including counties and cities in Texas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Colorado, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and other states — through direct monitoring of individual jurisdiction procurement portals and established cooperative purchasing vehicles rather than relying on this code classification.