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 family preservation, strengthening, and stabilization services delivered to vulnerable populations—including children, families at risk of separation, youth aging out of foster care, kinship networks, and populations navigating family transitions—across state and local jurisdictions. State and local agencies are soliciting under this code for direct in-home services, case management, parenting support, visitation facilitation, and specialized interventions designed to prevent child maltreatment, support family reunification, and maintain permanency outcomes. The issuing bodies are predominantly state departments of human services and health (Michigan DHHS, Washington DCYF, South Dakota DSS, Maine, Washington HCA), county human services agencies (Los Angeles County DCFS, Ottawa County, Lenawee County), and specialized health authorities (Travis County Central Health, Integral Care in Texas). Michigan's Department of Health and Human Services dominates recent activity, issuing multiple competitive family preservation RFPs across dozens of counties; Washington State agencies have posted several youth and family-focused solicitations; and activity appears across the upper Midwest and Southwest with scattered opportunities nationwide.

Representative recent solicitations illustrate the scope: the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services issued RFP #25-0062 (due October 20, 2026) seeking Prevention and Aftercare services—strength-based, family-centered interventions for vulnerable children and families across the county; the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services issued multiple in-home family preservation RFPs for specific counties (Alpena-Montmorency, Ottawa, Lenawee, Livingston, Jackson, Ingham, Bay, Arenac, Macomb, Wayne), each seeking contractors to deliver direct services, transportation, and specific assistance on unit-rate compensation structures with three-year terms and optional renewals; the Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families issued RFQ 26-DCYF-OJJ-102 (due July 28, 2026) for Credible Messengers Transition and Re-Entry Services using mentoring models for youth exiting Juvenile Rehabilitation, with a ceiling of $170,000; and South Dakota's Department of Social Services posted RFP 19748 (due April 24, 2026) for kinship specialist services to conduct diligent searches and engage relatives and fictive kin for children in state custody. Award amounts for family preservation contracts typically range from $135,000 to $600,000 over three-year terms, with unit-rate and transportation-plus-assistance pricing structures. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction—Washington applies 5–10% bid preferences for small businesses, veteran-owned businesses, and compliance with labor-arbitration restrictions; Michigan evaluates best value combining technical merit and economic impact; Los Angeles and other jurisdictions may apply local or MBE/WBE preferences. Competition is active with multiple bidders per solicitation, though some sole-bidder and no-award outcomes appear in the recent record.