UNSPSC 93131704: Disease prevention or control services

UNSPSC 93131704 Disease prevention or control services (Commodity) encompasses a range of direct prevention and wellness interventions that state and local governments procure — flu vaccination clinics, worksite wellness programs targeting chronic disease and obesity, evidence-based aging services including chronic disease self-management and fall-prevention workshops, and capital or operating support for opioid use disorder treatment and co-occurring substance use and mental health services. Recent solicitations show state health departments, school districts, county governments, and regional area agencies on aging all buying under this code to expand evidence-based programming to employees, students, residents, and vulnerable populations including older adults. The work ranges from one-time capital projects and grant administration to sustained technical assistance, program delivery coordination, and direct service provision through qualified contractors and nonprofit partners.

Recent activity spans multiple states and issuing bodies. The South Dakota Department of Health issued an RFP (26RFP250904006012, due February 9, 2026) for statewide worksite wellness and chronic disease prevention technical assistance and leadership through May 31, 2031 with renewal options. Rockwood School District in Missouri posted an RFP (2608201, due April 21, 2026) for flu vaccination clinics administered to approximately 19,000 students and over 3,500 employees across district facilities, with last year's clinics delivering 1,412 vaccinations. The Atlanta Regional Commission, serving the 10-county metro Atlanta region, issued a Notice of Funding Availability (PE29016NONST2026000000052, due February 20, 2026) for evidence-based disease prevention and health promotion services under the Older Americans Act, offering $121,261 in available Title IIID funding for programs including chronic disease self-management, fall prevention, and caregiver support workshops. Bernalillo County in New Mexico posted a grant application process (RFP5326EM, due July 1, 2026) for capital projects and operating expenses supporting opioid use disorder treatment funded through settlement allocations, requiring shovel-ready projects aligned with evidence-based or evidence-informed strategies.