UNSPSC 93151507: Administrative procedures or services

UNSPSC 93151507 Administrative procedures or services, a Commodity code, encompasses enrollment support, patient outreach, financial counseling, claims administration, and compliance services that state and local governments procure to manage healthcare, benefit programs, workforce development, and regulatory operations. The code covers administrative work ranging from live agent call center services and enrollment broker operations to financial counselor hiring and data processing for benefit accounts—work that touches nearly every major jurisdiction type and service mission.

State and local issuing bodies pursuing this code span healthcare authorities, workforce commissions, school districts, county human services departments, and municipal benefits offices. The County of San Mateo has posted multiple opportunities under this code in recent months: Live Agent Services (RFP 660002526246, response deadline July 9, 2026) for bilingual patient outreach and appointment scheduling at San Mateo Medical Center, and Reimbursement Consulting Support Services (RFP 660002526247, response deadline June 15, 2026) for Medicare and Medi-Cal cost report preparation. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued RFP HHS0016867 (response deadline September 4, 2026) for enrollment broker operations across eight managed care programs with a historical compensation range of $75 million to $82 million per state fiscal year, and the Texas Workforce Commission solicited Central Nonprofit Agency administrative services (RFP 3202600177, response deadline August 12, 2026) to manage a state purchasing program for people with disabilities. Additional recent opportunities include the City of Tucson's temporary employment staffing RFP (response deadline May 22, 2026), Santa Clara County's FSA and COBRA administration services (response deadline April 7, 2026), and Boulder County's incentives processor RFP (response deadline April 24, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in California, Texas, and Colorado, with scattered demand across Florida, Wisconsin, Arizona, Connecticut, Virginia, Oregon, and the District of Columbia. The mix of work is decidedly administrative—enrollment processing, financial transactions, customer service, compliance documentation, and operational management—rather than clinical or technical delivery.