UNSPSC 93131505: Refugee camps services

UNSPSC 93131505 Refugee camps services is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity frames refugee support as direct financial assistance, employment and skills training, and wraparound case management services rather than physical camp infrastructure. The Oregon Department of Human Services, through its Office of Self-Sufficiency Programs and Refugee Program, is the primary issuing body in the recent market, soliciting both grant proposals and fixed-price contracts from nonprofit organizations that serve refugee populations and humanitarian immigrants. Work under this code includes financial hardship relief for refugees affected by federal eligibility reductions, employment placement and occupational training tailored to eligible populations (refugees, asylees, Special Immigrant Visa holders, trafficking victims, and parolees), pre-employment instruction in English as a Second Language and digital literacy, job retention support, childcare and transportation coordination, and monthly and annual compliance reporting to state data systems. Administrative costs are capped at 15 percent of grant or contract value, with the remainder directed to direct client services.

Recent activity centers on Oregon, where the Department of Human Services posted two major procurements in June and July 2026 targeting nonprofit organizations with documented experience serving refugee populations. The RFP for Refugee Employment and Pre-Employment Training Services (posted June 16, 2026, due July 16, 2026) anticipated two separate contracts — one covering the Portland-Metro region at $3 million and one covering the Salem-Corvallis-Eugene region at $400,000 — with initial terms of one year and renewal options through five years. The Request for Grant Proposal for Financial Assistance for HR1-impacted Immigrants (posted July 1, 2026, due July 31, 2026) will award up to four grants of at least $500,000 each from a $2 million total appropriation. Both procurements require proposers to meet set-aside certifications under Oregon's Certified Disadvantaged Business Outreach Plan and demonstrate prior experience serving eligible refugee and immigrant populations. The Oregon Health Authority also issued a Notice of Intent to Award on February 24, 2026, for 139 Public Health Equity Grants favoring organizations serving immigrant and refugee communities, though individual award amounts are not disclosed in the available documentation.