UNSPSC 93141611: Immigration analysis or services

UNSPSC 93141611 Immigration analysis or services (Commodity) encompasses financial assistance, employment services, case management, and training programs that state and local governments deliver to refugees, asylees, and humanitarian immigrants through direct grants and contracts with nonprofits and community-based organizations. The Oregon Department of Human Services is the dominant recent buyer under this code, issuing separate grant proposals and RFPs in mid-2026 for refugee financial assistance and employment services. Work includes direct financial aid to immigrants impacted by federal eligibility changes, job placement and retention support, pre-employment training, English as a Second Language instruction, occupational and vocational modules, digital literacy, transportation coordination, and case management and navigation support. Eligible service providers must be registered nonprofits or community organizations with minimum three years of experience serving refugee and immigrant populations, comprehensive insurance, and capacity to maintain service records and report monthly to state systems. Administration costs are capped at 15 percent of total direct costs.

Recent activity concentrates in Oregon, where the Department of Human Services issued an RFGP for Financial Assistance for HR1-impacted immigrants statewide (due July 31, 2026; total budget $2 million across up to four grants of $500,000 each minimum) and an RFP for Refugee Employment and Pre-Employment Training Services covering two geographic areas—Portland-Metro plus statewide virtual services ($3 million not-to-exceed) and Salem-Corvallis-Eugene plus statewide virtual services ($400,000 not-to-exceed)—both with response deadlines in mid-July 2026. The Oregon Health Authority awarded Public Health Equity Grants in February 2026 to 139 community-based organizations and nonprofits, including those serving immigrant and refugee communities, though individual award amounts and total budget are not disclosed. Pre-proposal conferences and question-response windows are standard, with notices of intent to award anticipated in late August 2026. Proposers must comply with Oregon's Disadvantaged Business Outreach Plan and disclose COBID certification status (DBE, MBE, WBE, SDV, ESB). Federal funding flows through Office of Refugee Resettlement and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programs (AL 93.566 and AL 93.558).