UNSPSC 92111616: Landmine prohibition action and explosive remnants of war advocacy

Engaging in dialogue with stakeholders to cease the use of landmines and to create humanitarian spaces where humanitarian mine action activities can take place; influence on the armed actors which are using antipersonnel mines to advocate for the prohibition on the use of landmines; Develop mine-awareness materials on comprehensive mine action to reduce the impact of antipersonnel mines and explosive remnants of war, to be shared with affected communities and civil society.

UNSPSC 92111616 Landmine prohibition action and explosive remnants of war advocacy is a Commodity code that nominally addresses advocacy and policy work related to landmine and explosive remnants of war issues. Recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code show little alignment with that abstract scope. Instead, the code is being applied to security, infrastructure, and facility management services, suggesting either miscoding at the point of solicitation or a broad reinterpretation of the code's intent. The issuing bodies soliciting under the code span city police departments, county sheriff's offices, school districts, water authorities, and county governments—representing no coherent service category. Concrete recent examples include the City of Wichita's RFP for off-duty police officer secondary employment management platform services (due January 8, 2027); the Hillsborough County Public Schools' sole-source procurement for off-duty sheriff's deputy security services scheduling and management through the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office (due April 15, 2026); and miscellaneous security, facility, and professional consulting solicitations from Florida, Texas, Georgia, New York, and California jurisdictions that appear unrelated to the code's nominal scope.

Geographic activity spans Florida, Texas, Georgia, Kansas, and other states without clear concentration. The code shows no recent activity that directly addresses landmine prohibition, explosive remnants of war, or related advocacy work. The disconnect between the abstract code name and the operational content of recent solicitations suggests this code is either being misapplied at the local level or has been repurposed informally to capture miscellaneous governance and security services that lack better-fitting taxonomy homes. Pursue this code only if you operate in security services, facility assessments, or consulting—and verify directly with issuing bodies that their intended scope aligns with your service line before investing in proposal development.