UNSPSC 93142200: Accommodation services for those in need

Institutions/services where people are living because of a need of assistance. The assistance can be a consequence of abuse, physical or mental problems and other issues. The new class contains commodities that make it possible to distinguish between groups of people.

UNSPSC 93142200 Accommodation services for those in need, a Class code, encompasses professional services and program delivery for vulnerable populations, including cognitive-behavioral intervention training, substance abuse prevention curricula, and reintegration support delivered to correctional and social-service agencies. The work involves both direct service provision and train-the-trainer capability, with vendors typically delivering evidence-based programming on-site and remotely to staff and participants in custody or under supervision. State and local corrections departments and human-services agencies are the primary issuing bodies under this code, procuring specialized behavioral health and reintegration support as part of broader criminal-justice and social-welfare operations. Vendors must meet background-check requirements, maintain significant liability insurance, and often bear all delivery costs, materials, and logistics within fixed contract pricing.

The Utah Department of Corrections posted a representative recent opportunity on August 31, 2026, under RFSQ MD273SOL0015763 for a Cognitive Behavioral Program professional services contract with a qualifications submission due September 14, 2026. The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, on behalf of the Department of Corrections, sought a five-year engagement to deliver evidence-based CBI training to correctional staff, with virtual and on-site delivery options and a small-purchase threshold of $100,000. Evaluation focused on relevant experience, train-the-trainer capability, implementation methodology, and theoretical foundation, with the highest-ranked vendor selected for negotiation of fair and reasonable compensation under Administrative Rule R33-105. Recent activity under this code centers in Utah and other states with active correctional-reform and substance-abuse-prevention initiatives, though the source provides limited geographic diversity in posted opportunities.