UNSPSC 94101602: Medical health associations

UNSPSC 94101602 Medical health associations (Commodity) does not map meaningfully to the state and local procurement activity recorded in recent opportunities. The opportunities tagged under this code span organizational consulting, program administration, workforce development, infrastructure planning, and venue operations—none of which are medical health associations or health-sector services. No recent state or local opportunities under this code involve the delivery or governance of medical health association services, membership engagement, professional credentialing, health advocacy programming, or organizational support for licensed health professions. The code shows little relevant recent activity.

The source record includes thirty-seven distinct solicitations, all of which are general consulting and professional services procurements posted primarily between April and July 2026 by issuing bodies including the City of Dallas, City of Atlanta, Walworth County (Wisconsin), Kenosha County (Wisconsin), Klein ISD (Texas), Collin College (Texas), Clackamas County (Oregon), San Mateo County (California), the Superior Court of California (Los Angeles), the Washington State Department of Commerce, and specialized authorities such as the Marin Housing Authority and Invest Atlanta. The opportunities span equity audits, operational staffing studies, watershed planning, TAD redevelopment consulting, fire service consolidation analysis, organizational change management, customer experience program design, and workforce development program operations—none bearing direct relationship to medical health associations. The geographic spread encompasses Washington, Oregon, California, Colorado, Texas, Wisconsin, Georgia, Connecticut, Florida, and Illinois, reflecting broad state and local procurement activity in consulting and professional services. This code tier does not support medical or health-sector procurement; the mismatch between the UNSPSC designation and actual buying activity signals either a tagging error or the absence of relevant opportunities in the source period.