UNSPSC 93131802: Disaster preparedness response services

UNSPSC 93131802 Disaster preparedness response services (Commodity) covers hands-on operational and planning support for emergency mitigation, response, recovery, and management activities that state and local government agencies deploy when disaster strikes or looms. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers procuring three distinct service profiles under this code: consulting and professional services (grant management, damage assessment, FEMA Public Assistance coordination, planning); logistics and operational support (debris monitoring, mortuary services, family assistance, housing and feeding operations); and staffing and augmentation (on-call emergency managers, coordinators, and incident command personnel available for rapid deployment post-event).

Issuing bodies span counties (Marion, Orange, Liberty, Beaufort-Jasper, Pinellas), cities (Port Orange, Tampa, Sarasota, Phoenix, Charlotte, Huntsville, Wichita), state departments (South Dakota Army National Guard, Texas HHSC, Florida Division of Emergency Management, Nevada Office of Emergency Management), school districts (Pinellas County, Bibb County), water authorities (BJWSA), and special-purpose districts (Coast Electric Power Association, Oregon Child Development Coalition). The code sees active solicitation across the Southeast (Florida multiple times—Marion County 26P-117 and 26P-118 debris monitoring under RFPs due September 3, 2026; Port Orange RFP 26-24-CW for flood-prone home elevation due November 13, 2026), Southwest (Texas HHSC mortality resources under IFB HHS0017352v3 due October 28, 2026), and scattered Midwest and Mountain West activity. Texas and Florida are repeat issuers. Representative opportunities include the South Dakota Department of the Military RFP 26RFP20087 for an Emergency Management Program Coordinator (EMPC) due November 10, 2026, combining program development and multi-agency coordination; the Texas HHSC IFB for mortuary resources requiring Strike Team deployment and trailer management; and the Orange County Transportation Authority RFQ 260574 for disaster supplies with a $45,000 budget ceiling over three years, effective December 1, 2026. Geographic concentration is observable in FEMA-active regions (coastal Florida, Gulf Coast Texas) where federal reimbursement probability is highest, with secondary activity in mid-Atlantic and Pacific Northwest jurisdictions investing in planning and preparedness.