UNSPSC 93141505: Adoption services

UNSPSC 93141505 Adoption services, a Commodity code, covers specialized residential care, home study assessment, and case management services that state and local child welfare agencies procure to support children in foster care, kinship arrangements, and out-of-home placement. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying intensive foster care services, home study and background assessments for prospective adoptive and kinship families, individual residential care for children with complex behavioral and trauma needs, mobile crisis supervision for youth in temporary lodging, congregate care facility operations, and juvenile sexual offender treatment in secure residential settings. The mix of issuing bodies spans state child welfare departments (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Oregon Department of Human Services, Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice), county health and social services departments (Solano County), and specialized state agencies managing child protection systems. Repeat activity includes Oregon's ODHS, which is actively procuring across multiple service models including individual residential care, mobile child-caring agency services, and related placement support.

Geographic activity concentrates in California, Texas, Oregon, Mississippi, and Florida, where recent RFPs and RFQs reflect sustained demand for licensed providers to join child welfare networks and serve state custody populations. Representative recent opportunities include Solano County's RFQ for innovative models of care for youth in foster care (due September 8, 2025), the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's RFP for statewide CPS home study and report services across DFPS regions 1–11 with an estimated annual compensation of approximately $3,500,000 (proposals due March 30, 2026), Oregon ODHS's RFA for individual residential care services for children ages 5–21 in state custody (application deadline May 1, 2026), Oregon ODHS's RFP for mobile child-caring agency services statewide on a 24/7 basis (proposals due February 10, 2026), Mississippi MDCPS's RFQ for congregate care and child placing agency services across multiple facility types (proposals due February 13, 2026), and the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice's RFP to operate a fifty-bed moderate-risk residential program for juvenile sexual offenders in Tampa (proposals due July 2, 2026). Most solicitations require licensed or certified agency status, trauma-informed service models, comprehensive insurance, and demonstrated experience serving high-needs populations; many include HUB or disadvantaged-business-participation requirements and pay on a per-diem or daily fee-for-service basis.