UNSPSC 93111506: Peasant movements

UNSPSC 93111506 Peasant movements is a Commodity code that shows no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The source records ten opportunities posted between April and October 2026, none of which align with the code's nominal scope. The opportunities instead cluster around housing and supportive services for vulnerable populations—recovery residences for drug court participants, neuro-inclusive affordable housing with community programming, human services grants addressing community needs, substance use disorder and recovery services, interim housing for homeless individuals, transitional living programs for youth aging out of foster care, and opioid use disorder housing with case management. Three opportunities (District of Columbia Department of Disability Services residential expenses solicitations in May, June, and the FY26 Residential Treatment Services opportunity) contain insufficient detail to assess relevance. The code appears to be a taxonomic artifact or a data-entry error in the source records, with no actual purchasing activity under its stated classification.

The issuing bodies across the recordable opportunities span county health and social services departments (Solano County, San Bernardino County), municipal human services offices (City of Santa Monica, City of Dallas, City of St. Petersburg), county housing authorities (Boulder County), state human services agencies (Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families), county homeless services departments (San Bernardino County Office of Homeless Services), and county health and human services offices (Montgomery County, Pennsylvania). Geographic activity concentrates in California (Solano, San Bernardino, Santa Monica), with secondary activity in Washington State, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, Colorado, and the District of Columbia. Without meaningful alignment between the code's description and the opportunities posted under it, this code should be deprioritized unless procurement records are corrected to reflect actual commodity or service classifications.