UNSPSC 93141811: Promotional services

UNSPSC 93141811 Promotional services, a Commodity code, encompasses the goods and services state and local governments buy to support student activities, fundraising campaigns, youth engagement initiatives, and workforce development outreach. Recent solicitations show school districts, workforce boards, counties, and cities procuring online fundraising platforms with integrated payment processing and fee management; youth program coordination and engagement services; employment training and placement support for vulnerable populations; and executive and professional recruitment services. San Antonio Independent School District has posted multiple continuous open solicitations for student activities and fundraising services, each seeking vendors to provide online donation fundraiser systems with comprehensive support, requiring vendor fees not to exceed 25 percent per fundraiser and minimum bonding of $100,000 dedicated to the district. Workforce development solicitations dominate the recent activity, with Oregon Department of Human Services, Colorado Department of Human Services, Pinal County Workforce Development Board, and DeKalb County, Georgia all seeking employment and training service providers to support SNAP clients, WIOA-eligible populations, and refugee resettlement participants through career services, job placement, and skills training. The mix of issuing bodies reflects broad geographic and sectoral spread: independent school districts in Texas; state workforce and human services departments in Oregon and Colorado; county workforce development boards in Arizona and Georgia; cities in Connecticut, Texas, and Florida; and special-purpose districts in Mississippi and Portland, Oregon.

Activity concentrates in Texas (San Antonio ISD has issued at least six continuous RFPs for student activities and fundraising since February 2026), the Pacific Northwest (Oregon Department of Human Services vocational rehabilitation and refugee employment services), Colorado (SNAP employment and training partnerships), and the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic (Georgia workforce development, Connecticut city services, Florida county temporary staffing). Representative recent opportunities include San Antonio ISD's continuous RFP 24-021 (posting dates ranging from February through July 2026, with rolling due dates) for student activities and fundraising platforms; Oregon Department of Human Services' RFP for Refugee Employment and Pre-Employment Training Services (posted June 16, 2026, due July 16, 2026) offering two regional contracts valued at $3 million and $400,000; Colorado Department of Human Services' RFP IHGA 2026000227 for SNAP Employment and Training third-party partners (posted April 24, 2026, due May 26, 2026) with multiple awards anticipated; and Pinal County Workforce Development Board's RFP 265031 for WIOA Title I-B youth program services (posted February 19, 2026, due March 26, 2026) with estimated annual funding between $400,000 and $475,000. The code shows sustained procurement activity across workforce development, youth services, and student engagement, with strong volume in states investing in employment training infrastructure and school-based fundraising modernization.