UNSPSC 94131502: Emergency relief non governmental services

UNSPSC 94131502 Emergency relief non governmental services is a Commodity code describing paid personnel services that state and local governments procure to staff emergency sheltering operations, disaster response logistics, crisis intervention programs, and related non-congregate shelter and housing support activities. The code captures a diverse range of human services work: event staffing and security at public venues, mobile crisis response and behavioral health intervention, case management for disaster survivors, logistics coordination for emergency housing, substance use disorder outreach and engagement, and supervised visitation or youth intervention services. State and local solicitations under this code span county social services departments, regional emergency management offices, workforce development authorities, health care districts, judicial circuits, and municipal mayors' offices. Volusia County, Florida; Nevada Health Authority; San Bernardino County; and multiple other jurisdictions have posted opportunities in the past six months, with repeat issuing bodies including Florida's Division of Emergency Management (logistics and case work for non-congregate sheltering), Texas health and human services commissions, and county departments of behavioral health or child services.

Recent opportunities include Volusia County's request for trained event staffing, security, and crowd management personnel at the Ocean Center Convention Center (RFP 26P124JJ, due December 9, 2026); the Florida Division of Emergency Management's solicitations for logistics services and case work supporting Non-Congregate Sheltering and state-managed direct housing (RFP16906 and RFP16267, proposals due October 14 and July 8, 2026 respectively); Nevada Health Authority's program for PACE operations serving seniors age 55 and older (RFP 41NHA-S4038, due December 10, 2026); and the City of Atlanta's request for mobile civilian response and pre-arrest diversion services deployed from call centers (RFP/EXE/2608-1270037, due October 1, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Nevada, Texas, Georgia, California, and the Pacific Northwest, with sporadic activity in the Upper Midwest and Mid-Atlantic states. The code shows steady volume across diverse jurisdictions and service models, signaling consistent demand for personnel-intensive emergency support and social services delivery on a contract basis.