UNSPSC 92111801: Civil defense

UNSPSC 92111801 Civil defense is a Commodity code covering emergency management program coordination, disaster response logistics, debris monitoring, mortuary services, family assistance planning, and related preparedness and recovery support that state and local governments procure on a combination of pre-positioned standby contracts and task-order or event-driven bases. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies acquiring emergency management consulting and coordination services, disaster logistics infrastructure and personnel deployment, debris clearance and removal monitoring across multiple phases of disaster operations, mortuary strike teams and body-processing capacity, exercise design and facilitation aligned with HSEEP standards, continuity of operations planning and software platforms, hazard mitigation planning, and specialized training programs for incident command and heavy vehicle rescue. The buying mix spans state departments (South Dakota Army National Guard, Texas HHSC, Nevada Office of Emergency Management, Oregon child development agencies), counties (Marion, Beaufort-Jasper, Liberty, Harris, Greenville, Montgomery, Seminole, Hillsborough), cities (Port Orange, Tampa, Wichita, Phoenix, Charlotte, Huntsville, Daytona Beach, Thunderbolt), school districts (Bibb County Public Schools, Pinellas County), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and special-purpose districts (water authorities, fire rescue departments). No single issuing body dominates; activity is widely dispersed across jurisdictional tiers.

Activity concentrates in Florida (Port Orange, Marion County, Hillsborough County, Seminole County multi-event solicitations) and the Southeast (South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina), with secondary activity in the Southwest and Mountain West (Texas, Nevada, Oregon). The South Dakota Emergency Management Program Coordinator RFP (26RFP20087, proposals due November 10, 2026) seeks a Master of Science–credentialed coordinator for Army National Guard all-hazards programs with Secret clearance eligibility and statewide travel across South Dakota, structured as a firm fixed-fee contract potentially running through November 2031 with up to four one-year extensions. Marion County, Florida's Phase 3 (response) and Phase 4 (recovery) Debris Monitoring RFPs (26P-117 and 26P-118, both due September 3, 2026) seek monitoring and consulting services across 5-year terms with federal (FEMA/FHWA) compliance and per-event ceiling pricing up to $3 million for Phase 4. Texas HHSC's Mortality Resources and Services IFB (HHS0017352v3, due October 28, 2026) requires mortuary trailer deployment, four strike teams of licensed funeral directors and support personnel within 24–48 hours, storage within 125 miles of Waco, and federal pay-scale capped hourly rates, with historical annual spend around $269,485 and a January 2027–August 2027 initial term plus three optional one-year renewals. Orange County Transportation Authority's Disaster Supplies RFQ (260574, due October 9, 2026) carries a $45,000 three-year budget with emergency supply delivery requirements. Charlotte Douglas Airport's Family Assistance Portfolio RFP (AVIA 27-08, due November 6, 2026) targets FASP gap analysis, modular training, tabletop and full-scale exercises, and on-call emergency family assistance across two years with one optional renewal. Procurements under the code reflect federal compliance (FEMA Public Assistance, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, 2 CFR Part 200) on event-driven and pre-positioned bases, with no guaranteed minimum volumes and mobilization windows typically 12–72 hours.