UNSPSC 92111704: Guerilla warfare

UNSPSC 92111704 Guerilla warfare is a Commodity code with no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally describes military combat tactics, which falls outside the scope of civilian state and local government purchasing. The recent opportunities tagged under this code do not align with its abstract definition—they instead span emergency management, disaster recovery, debris removal, transportation infrastructure, and facility restoration services across multiple issuing bodies and states. This systematic mismatch indicates the code was applied incorrectly to these opportunities and does not reflect actual state and local buying patterns in this category.

The opportunities in the source dataset—including disaster debris clearance (Oregon, Town of Thunderbolt, City of Palm Bay), emergency management exercise development (San Bernardino County, San Mateo County, Tampa Fire Rescue), hazard mitigation planning (Clayton County, Forsyth County, Washington County), mass notification systems (Harris County), and facility recovery services (Volusia County)—are correctly classified under emergency preparedness, disaster recovery, and public safety codes, not under tactical military warfare. State and local procurement activity during the period of June through August 2026 shows sustained demand for disaster logistics, debris monitoring, emergency planning consulting, and infrastructure resilience services across state transportation and public safety agencies, county emergency management offices, municipalities, and special-purpose districts in Texas, Georgia, Florida, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and other states. Without evidence of actual state and local competitive solicitations aligned to the code's scope, pursuit under this category is not recommended; reclassify opportunities by their genuine commodity or service scope rather than relying on the apparent code assignment in the source.