UNSPSC 94111901: Religious orders services

UNSPSC 94111901 Religious orders services is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local solicitations, encompasses chaplaincy and religious programming services delivered to justice-involved populations in correctional settings. The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office RFP 2026RFP00580, posted July 3, 2026, with proposals due July 30, 2026, explicitly solicits chaplaincy services covering religious services programming, chaplain rosters across denominations, religious materials, and special requests at two adult correctional facilities. The work also includes supporting services such as library management, indigent support, and release coordination. Issuing bodies under this code include county sheriffs' offices and other criminal justice agencies operating correctional facilities. The code shows limited recent activity; only one of three recent opportunities posted under this code bears direct relevance to religious orders services, while the other two (a kosher food inspection service from Grand County, Colorado and an irrigation system project from the City of DeBary, Florida) appear mistagged and do not reflect the actual scope of work.

The single relevant recent opportunity comes from California. San Mateo County Sheriff's Office requires four years of similar service experience within the last seven years and an account manager with two years of relevant experience. The RFP applies local procurement preferences: five percent additional evaluation points for local businesses and local nonprofits, three percent additional for small or small nonprofits, and five percent for micro businesses or micro nonprofits. The initial contract term is one year with one option to extend for up to two years at the County's discretion. Interviews are tentatively scheduled for August 5, 2026, with contract award anticipated by August 20, 2026. Price is weighted at twenty-five percent of the evaluation criteria. This is a cooperative procurement allowing other organizations to utilize any resulting agreement. The compressed volume of recent opportunities and geographic concentration in a single California county suggest limited current activity under this code in state and local procurement.