UNSPSC 93141611: Immigration analysis or services

UNSPSC 93141611 Immigration analysis or services (Commodity) encompasses financial assistance, employment training, and case management services for refugees and humanitarian immigrants. State and local governments buy direct financial support, pre-employment and vocational training, job placement and retention services, English language instruction, transportation support, and navigation assistance to help eligible immigrants achieve self-sufficiency. The solicitations show a mix of grant-based and contract-based procurement, with issuing bodies limited to state human services agencies managing refugee resettlement and workforce integration programs. Oregon's Department of Human Services appears as the active buyer, operating through multiple service lines and geographic delivery areas within the state.

Oregon Department of Human Services posted two major solicitations in mid-2026 targeting this work statewide. The agency issued a Request for Grant Proposal (due July 31, 2026) for Financial Assistance for HR1 Impacted Immigrants, awarding up to four grants of $500,000 or more from a $2 million total program budget to nonprofits providing direct financial assistance and case management to immigrants who lost SNAP eligibility. Concurrently, the agency released a Request for Proposal (due July 16, 2026) for Refugee Employment and Pre-Employment Training Services across two geographic areas—Portland-Metro and Salem-Corvallis-Eugene—with not-to-exceed values of $3 million and $400,000 respectively, seeking contractors to deliver employment services, ESL instruction, occupational training, and job placement for refugees, asylees, Special Immigrant Visa holders, and Ukrainian humanitarian parolees. Both solicitations required pre-proposal conferences in early July and carried one-year initial terms with options to renew up to five years. Federal funding flows through Office of Refugee Resettlement and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families programs.