UNSPSC 93130000: Humanitarian aid and relief

UNSPSC 93130000 Humanitarian aid and relief is a Family code encompassing social service delivery, program administration, and support services that state and local governments procure to address populations experiencing crisis, vulnerability, or transition. State and local agencies under this code solicit for enrollment processing and benefits administration, emergency medical services oversight, youth career development, juvenile justice program management, employee staffing and benefits administration, cremation services, child welfare home studies, behavioral health and mental health services, housing assistance and homelessness prevention, reentry and transition services, and alternative dispute resolution. The issuing bodies include state health and human services departments, county human services and probation offices, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities—notably the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, multiple county departments of human services in Wisconsin and Colorado, and regional workforce authorities. Recent opportunities range from Texas HHSC's enrollment broker operations contract (RFP HHS0016867, due September 4, 2026, estimated at $75 million to $82 million annually) to Seminole County's medical director services for emergency medical services (RFP527726GCM, due August 5, 2026) and Kenosha County's supervised visitation and youth intervention services (due June 30, 2026).

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Colorado, California, Wisconsin, Georgia, Delaware, and Washington, with particular intensity in Texas (HHSC enrollment brokering, DFPS home studies, drug testing services) and Wisconsin and Colorado (human services contracting across multiple therapeutic and case management functions). Bernalillo County's career pathways program (RFP0127BB, due August 8, 2026), Spalding County's juvenile justice managing entity (due July 21, 2026, $200,000 JJIG award), Union County Board of Education's contracted employee services (RFP-27-005, due July 23, 2026), and Rockland County's reentry transition management (RFP-RC-2026-010, due April 2, 2026, $86,250 through December 2026) represent the range of procurement scale and scope. Set-asides and preferences feature prominently—VetHUB 26% in Texas, MBE/WBE/DBE designations in multiple states, local vendor preferences, and MWBE encouragement in New York. The code shows sustained activity across benefit administration, crisis intervention, youth development, behavioral health, housing stability, and criminal justice reentry, with proposal deadlines clustering June through September 2026.