UNSPSC 93141605: Population trends or projections services

UNSPSC 93141605 Population trends or projections services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure research and data-collection services to understand demographic patterns, community sentiment, and population characteristics for planning and policy purposes. Recent solicitations show demand for survey panel recruitment, community demographic assessment, and longitudinal data collection mechanisms rather than population statistical modeling alone. Cook County Health and the City of Atlanta's Atlanta Beltline represent the issuing-body mix: county health systems managing Medicaid programs and municipal development authorities seeking to understand resident populations they serve. Both are using this code to engage external consultants and service providers rather than developing analytical capacity in-house.

Cook County Health posted RFP H26-25-060 on May 18, 2026, due June 19, 2026, for Condition Management Services targeting Medicaid enrollees with chronic conditions, requiring care coordination, disease management programming, and patient engagement—a population-level intervention tied to outcome measurement and cost-effectiveness tracking. Atlanta Beltline, Inc. posted RFP EI2026097 on February 12, 2026, due March 10, 2026, for survey panel development recruiting approximately 400 demographically representative residents to provide ongoing community feedback across 46 neighborhoods on a bi-monthly basis, with a budget not to exceed $35,000.00 and a 30 percent DBE participation goal. Activity concentrates in the Southeast and Midwest, with no recent opportunities identified in other regions. Both solicitations require M/WBE or DBE participation planning and compliance with state-level prevailing wage or work authorization standards.