UNSPSC 93141515: Immigrant settlement support service

Service to help migrants and or refugees to contact providers and agencies in their local community. Serves as a point of contact for new residents

UNSPSC 93141515 Immigrant settlement support service is a Commodity code that encompasses organizations providing family-centered social services, resettlement assistance, and community stabilization support to vulnerable populations, as demonstrated by recent state and local solicitations for child welfare services, family preservation programming, and transitional living support. State and local governments procure these services through counties, cities, and specialized departments—primarily the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, and specialized district agencies—to fulfill court-ordered family interventions, prevention and aftercare programming, case management, and intensive in-home support for families involved in child welfare, probation, and family reunification systems. The solicitations indicate that this code spans a broad family-services ecosystem including supervised family time, transition skills programming for at-risk youth, parenting support, batterer intervention, multisystemic therapy, and direct family assistance—all delivered through nonprofit contractors to support family stability, reduce maltreatment, and facilitate successful permanency outcomes.

Recent activity concentrates in Michigan and California, with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services issuing dozens of RFPs for county-based in-home family services, family assistance programs, family preservation parenting education, and families-together building solutions across multiple counties, and the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services issuing multiple RFPs for partnerships for families services, prevention and aftercare, supervised family time, and incarcerated parents services. Representative opportunities include Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services Partnerships for Families Services RFP #25-0047 due December 18, 2026, awarding ten contracts (eight service-planning-area-specific contracts plus two countywide contracts for Asian Pacific Islander and American Indian and Alaskan Native communities) for short-term family-centered interventions designed to reduce child abuse and neglect; Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Family Assistance Program RFP for Alcona-Iosco Counties due October 26, 2026, covering direct family assistance and parenting time support with an annual award of $50,000; and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Families Together Building Solutions RFP across 27 regions with awards ranging from approximately $1.2 million to $2.4 million over three-year terms. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction, with Los Angeles County applying local nonprofit and small-business preferences and Michigan emphasizing economic impact to the state (minimum wage, employee health insurance coverage, and benefit eligibility) in best-value determinations; service-disabled veteran-owned business status appears in Michigan procurements.