UNSPSC 93131701: Anti tobacco campaigns

UNSPSC 93131701 Anti tobacco campaigns (Commodity) encompasses public health education and behavior-change campaigns targeting tobacco use and related harms, though recent state and local solicitations tagged with this code reflect a much broader portfolio of environmental, public engagement, and community resilience outreach work. State and local governments procuring under this code seek consultants and nonprofit organizations to design, execute, and evaluate multi-channel awareness campaigns—print, digital, social media, video, events, and community partnerships—often targeting specific high-risk populations or geographic areas. The California Department of Public Health is the single most active issuer, operating a statewide clearinghouse for tobacco prevention educational materials; the City of Austin, Washington Department of Commerce, Orange County Transportation Authority, DeKalb County School District, and San Mateo County Health have posted recent opportunities, as have transit, county health, and municipal agencies in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. A significant portion of recent tagged activity diverges from tobacco-specific work—environmental education and cleanup (Austin), building energy compliance assistance (Washington Commerce), streetcar safety campaigns (Orange County), residential recycling behavior change (Dallas County), community violence intervention (Montgomery County DA), and impaired-driving ride-share promotion (Madison)—suggesting cross-tagging or coding misalignment on the buyer side rather than coherence in the underlying commodity family.

The California Department of Public Health issued RFP 26-10016 for a 33-month statewide tobacco prevention clearinghouse operation, funding $4.312883 million from Proposition 56 and 99 tobacco tax revenue, with proposals due July 23, 2026; the scope centers on developing multilingual materials, providing technical assistance, managing distribution and fulfillment, and operating an internship pipeline to serve diverse populations. The City of Austin posted RFP 1500RGW3015 for environmental education and restoration services across multiple city programs (proposals due November 3, 2026), applying local and small business preferences; the Washington Department of Commerce issued solicitation 51401002 for Tier 2 building-compliance outreach (funding capped at $600,000, proposals due November 2, 2026); and Orange County Transportation Authority sought a public education consultant for OC Streetcar safety awareness (RFP 260504, due September 22, 2026, FTA-funded at $200,000 annually). Geographic activity spans California, Washington, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Oregon, with no single state dominating recent procurement volume. The tag appears underutilized or misapplied relative to the breadth of outreach and engagement work actually being purchased under it.