UNSPSC 94121802: Senior citizens clubs

UNSPSC 94121802 Senior citizens clubs is a Commodity code that encompasses specialized transportation and health insurance counseling services for seniors and disabled individuals, far narrower than the abstract code name suggests. State and local governments procure under this code demand-response and fixed-route transportation for seniors aged 65 and older, mobility management and travel training, coordinated transportation technologies, health insurance counseling for Medicare beneficiaries, and ancillary human services programs serving aging populations. Issuing bodies include regional commissions functioning as Area Agencies on Aging (such as the Atlanta Regional Commission), state departments of health and human services, and municipalities. The mix spans state-level social-services procurement, county and regional transportation authorities, and city human services offices; no single issuer dominates recent activity, though regional and state coordinating bodies managing federal transportation and aging programs appear most frequently.

Recent opportunities cluster in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. The Atlanta Regional Commission issued a Notice of Funding Availability on October 5, 2026, for FTA Section 5310 transportation services to seniors and persons with disabilities across an 11-county metro region and City of Atlanta, with proposals due November 9, 2026, offering $687,500 in available federal and local funds. The Pennsylvania Department of Health and Human Services solicited a State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) provider for Montgomery County on September 21, 2026, with proposals due October 19, 2026, to deliver free health insurance counseling to Medicare beneficiaries. The City of Santa Monica issued an RFP for its Human Services Grants Program on September 29, 2026, due December 14, 2026, seeking nonprofit organizations to deliver four-year community human services agreements, including programs serving seniors. A City of Madison Parks Division RFP posted June 24, 2026, for recreational services and placemaking, due September 1, 2026, included seniors as a potential service population, though the scope was broader and cross-generational. Geographic activity appears concentrated in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and California, with isolated Midwest activity.