UNSPSC 93141508: Voluntary service management

UNSPSC 93141508 Voluntary service management, a Commodity code, encompasses state and local procurement of volunteer program coordination, administration, and community engagement services—specifically volunteer recruitment, training, recognition, and field support activities that mobilize citizens for conservation, environmental stewardship, and public-benefit projects. Recent opportunities show state and local governments buying volunteer coordinator services, volunteer-led invasive plant control, tree maintenance through trained volunteer groups, docent programs for public lands, and allied community education and environmental outreach tied to volunteer participation. The issuing bodies span city parks and recreation departments, county open space and resource agencies, and state natural-resource boards; the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation appears as a repeat buyer on two community-based forestry procurements posted within three months in spring 2026.

Geographic concentration is evident in the Southeast and West, with active procurements in Georgia (Atlanta), Florida (DeBary), Oregon (State Marine Board), and California (Orange County). Representative current opportunities include the City of Atlanta's community-based forestry solicitation (SOQ/GS/DPR/2605-1260218, response due June 17, 2026, followed by IFB closing June 29), requiring a contractor to plant 6,000 trees, prune 5,000 trees, coordinate volunteer invasive plant removal, and deliver community education and workforce development programming citywide; and the Oregon State Marine Board's Adopt-A-River Program administration RFP (S-25000-00016593, responses due May 10, 2026), seeking a contractor to recruit and support volunteer river-cleanup coordinators statewide, with initial term of four years and renewal options through ten years. The Orange County open space contract (RFP 012-2671002-KC) requires 360+ docent-led programs annually across 25,000 acres, with volunteer program management and community engagement central to the scope. No recent activity shows explicit DBE, MBE, WBE, or VBE set-asides in the records reviewed, though Oregon's solicitation includes a 10% cost preference for in-state services and CDB outreach requirements for larger contracts.