UNSPSC 93142004: Slum redevelopment services

UNSPSC 93142004 Slum redevelopment services is a Commodity code describing community-based neighborhood stabilization and revitalization work that state and local governments are currently procuring through violence prevention grants, housing finance programs, and urban planning initiatives rather than through traditional slum clearance. Recent opportunities show municipalities soliciting for violence interruption services, affordable housing development financing, redevelopment consulting, and community engagement support in targeted high-impact neighborhoods.

The issuing bodies span county public health departments, city housing and planning offices, and economic development authorities. Cuyahoga County, Ohio's Public Safety and Justice Services Office of Violence Prevention issued an Informal Request for Proposal in July 2026 for three $15,000 violence prevention community awards targeting youth engagement, violence interruption and hotspot outreach, and mentoring across neighborhoods most impacted by violence, with organizations required to demonstrate three years of community engagement experience and carry $1 million professional liability insurance. The County of Volusia, Florida's Department of Community Services advertised a $460,000 State Housing Initiatives Partnership Program loan for affordable multi-family rental housing construction or rehabilitation in unincorporated areas, structured as a 50-year deferred forgivable loan at 0% interest with ten deed-restricted units serving very low-income households. Invest Atlanta's Request for Competitive Sealed Responses in June 2026 established a standing vendor pool of pre-qualified consulting firms across six service disciplines for Tax Allocation District redevelopment planning, including TAD Redevelopment Plan Development, Financial Modeling & Tax Increment Analysis, Community and Stakeholder Engagement & Equity Planning, and related expertise, with respondents required to demonstrate five years in business and familiarity with Georgia's Redevelopment Powers Law. The City of College Station, Texas requested proposals for planning and development services to create a Small Area Plan for the Harvey Road Corridor Redevelopment Area with an estimated project value of $100,000 and a response deadline of March 18, 2026, while the City of Tampa issued an RFP for redevelopment of four key properties in the Downtown Community Redevelopment Area requiring a minimum of 800 dwelling units with 30% affordable housing, strong Small Local Business Enterprise participation, and sustainable transit-oriented design.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Texas, and Connecticut, with activity also posted in North Carolina and other states. The code reflects a shift from property clearance toward community-anchored neighborhood stabilization funded through grants, tax-increment financing, and public-private partnerships, with strong emphasis on affordable housing, violence prevention, local business participation, and community stakeholder engagement in underserved districts.