UNSPSC 93131701: Anti tobacco campaigns

UNSPSC 93131701 Anti tobacco campaigns is a Commodity code under which state and local governments solicit public education, strategic communications, and community engagement services centered on tobacco prevention, harm reduction, and related behavioral health messaging. Recent opportunities show the code capturing a broader spectrum of public health communications work — including impaired driving reduction campaigns, water utility messaging, community health assessments, and tobacco-specific clearinghouse operations — that use similar delivery models: multi-platform campaign design, community liaison work, materials development and distribution, stakeholder engagement, and data-driven evaluation. The issuing bodies are diverse: city planning and public health departments, county health authorities, state health departments, and special-purpose districts. The California Department of Public Health, the City of Madison in partnership with county public health, and San Mateo County Health appear as repeat or high-capacity buyers under the code's scope, each soliciting substantial community engagement or materials-management contracts.

Geographic activity centers on California, Georgia, Florida, Wisconsin, and Washington, with notable recent solicitations concentrated in mid-2026. The California Department of Public Health is pursuing a statewide tobacco prevention materials clearinghouse operation under RFP 26-10016, due July 23, 2026, with $4.312883 million in funding over 33 months and a mandate to serve diverse populations including American Indian tribes and LGBTQ+ communities through multilingual materials development, technical assistance, and distribution services. The City of Madison issued RFP 1501502026BP on July 13, 2026 (due August 19, 2026) for an impaired driving reduction ride-share project valued at $97,240, combining transportation services with marketing campaign design and community targeting. San Mateo County Health posted a competitive quote solicitation on June 26, 2026 (due July 24, 2026) seeking three trusted-messenger nonprofit organizations to support community engagement strategy around a comprehensive health assessment, targeting priority populations including low-income families, immigrants, communities of color, and LGBTQ+ individuals. These opportunities reflect state and local willingness to invest in behavioral health communication infrastructure, particularly where community trust and cultural competency are central to program design.