UNSPSC 93131705: Drug abuse prevention or control programs

UNSPSC 93131705 Drug abuse prevention or control programs is a Commodity code that encompasses prevention education, treatment referrals, recovery housing placement, clinical assessments, counseling services, and opioid settlement grant administration serving individuals and families with substance use and opioid use disorders. State and local buyers under this code include state health agencies (Oregon Health Authority, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Colorado Department of Human Services), county health and human services departments (Solano County, Fulton County, Bernalillo County, Cherokee County, Boulder County, Denton County), cities (Albuquerque, Wichita, Santa Fe), school districts (Los Angeles Public Schools, Montgomery County Pennsylvania, Washington County Oregon), and specialized courts and community supervision agencies. Recent solicitations span opioid settlement grant administration and prevention program planning (Oregon Health Authority RFGA for opioid settlement funds, Bernalillo County capital project grants), residential and interim housing treatment services (Solano County interim shelter and housing placement for adults with serious mental illness, Albuquerque recovery housing pilot using opioid settlement vouchers), prevention and education targeting opioid use disorder (Fulton County prevention and response services, Colorado DUI/DWAI counselor training, Wichita 48-hour drunk driving intervention), clinical and assessment services (Santa Fe DUI/Drug Court clinical assessments, Texas TODA program continuing education development, Boulder County evaluation and assessment short-list, Denton County offender specimen collection and drug testing), juvenile intervention and prevention (Washington County Oregon juvenile crime prevention community program, Cherokee County multisystemic therapy for juvenile justice, Montgomery County Pennsylvania youth prevention and student assistance programs), and employee assistance programs incorporating substance abuse treatment referrals and crisis intervention (Texas state employee EAP, Williamson County Texas EAP).

Geographic activity concentrates in Oregon (state-level grant administration and juvenile prevention programs), Texas (employee assistance, continuing education development, offender testing and supervision services), Colorado (DUI/DWAI training, therapeutic services short-lists), Georgia (opioid settlement prevention and response), California (school-based counseling, residential treatment), and New Mexico (recovery housing pilots and clinical assessments), with additional recent solicitations in Pennsylvania, Kansas, Florida, and Washington. Representative current opportunities include the Oregon Health Authority's Request for Grant Applications for opioid settlement-funded programs across five priority areas (prevention, overdose prevention, treatment, recovery, research) with application deadline July 1, 2027; Solano County's RFP for interim shelter and housing serving 350 unduplicated adults annually with serious mental illness, with proposals due July 8, 2026 and estimated Year 1 contract value of $1.2 million; Fulton County Georgia's RFP for opioid prevention, response, education, and recovery services with proposals due August 12, 2026 and local preference (5 points) and service-disabled veterans preference available; and Texas Health and Human Services Commission's solicitation for continuing education course development for the CDC-funded Overdose Data to Action program, with responses due June 23, 2026 and a 26 percent HUB utilization goal required.