UNSPSC 93131505: Refugee camps services

UNSPSC 93131505 Refugee camps services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure financial assistance, employment services, and social support for refugee and humanitarian immigrant populations. Recent solicitations by the Oregon Department of Human Services show active procurement of grant-funded services delivering direct cash assistance, case management, employment training, job placement, and pre-employment support to eligible refugees, asylees, Special Immigrant Visa holders, and other protected populations. The Oregon Department of Human Services, Office of Self-Sufficiency Programs, Refugee Program is the primary issuing body in recent activity, soliciting through RFP and grant-proposal vehicles that engage nonprofits with demonstrated refugee-services experience. Scope covers direct financial assistance capped at 85% of grant budgets, employment and pre-employment training including ESL instruction and occupational modules, job retention support, transportation and childcare training, data entry into state systems, and monthly and annual reporting. Eligible service providers must hold nonprofit registration, demonstrate minimum three years' experience with refugee populations, and maintain comprehensive insurance including commercial general liability and professional liability.

Oregon dominates recent activity under this code, with two major 2026 solicitations posted in June and July. The State of Oregon Department of Human Services issued a Request for Grant Proposal (S1000000016630) for Financial Assistance for HR1-impacted refugees and humanitarian immigrants statewide, due July 31, 2026, offering up to four grant agreements totaling $2 million with minimum grants of $500,000 each and a one-year initial term renewable up to five years; the pre-proposal conference was held July 8, 2026. The same agency issued a Request for Proposal (S1000000016969) for Refugee Employment and Pre-Employment Training Services, due July 16, 2026, awarding two area-based contracts—$3 million for Portland-Metro plus statewide virtual services and $400,000 for Salem-Corvallis-Eugene plus statewide virtual services—with a one-year initial term renewable up to five years; the pre-proposal conference was held July 1, 2026. Both opportunities funded through federal Office of Refugee Resettlement and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families streams, require COBID certification disclosure (DBE, MBE, WBE, SDV, ESB), and cap administrative costs at 15% of total eligible costs.