UNSPSC 94131503: Technical assistance non governmental services

UNSPSC 94131503 Technical assistance non-governmental services is a Commodity code encompassing the delivery of specialized advisory, consulting, and support services to public sector organizations across human services, program management, infrastructure development, and regulatory compliance functions. Recent state and local solicitations show governments procuring technical assistance across workforce development, capacity building for grant administration, event management staffing coordination, behavioral health program implementation, aging services consulting, and specialized examinations, with issuing bodies spanning state agencies, counties, cities, school districts, and regional authorities nationwide.

State and local governments issue opportunities under this code through diverse jurisdictions including state health and human services agencies, workforce development boards, county departments, city administrative offices, and special-purpose districts. California's Governor's Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation, Nevada Health Authority, Fulton County Georgia, and multiple county and city agencies appear as repeat buyers. Representative recent opportunities include California's RFP for implementation technical assistance to climate resilience grantees (due January 15, 2027) supporting grant management and capacity building across multiple grant rounds; Oregon Health Authority's bid for reflective supervision consultation services for infant mental health professionals (due September 28, 2026) at $30,000 annually with renewal options; and Volusia County's RFP for event staffing and security services at the Ocean Center (due December 9, 2026) providing trained personnel for ticketing, entry security, and crowd management across 52 annual events. Geographic activity spans California, Oregon, Nevada, Georgia, Florida, Texas, Colorado, Wisconsin, and other states, with no single jurisdiction dominating the code's recent activity. The work ranges from one-time advisory engagements to multi-year service contracts, with procurement mechanisms including RFPs, RFQs, RFAs, and ITBs, and evaluation typically emphasizing relevant experience, staffing qualifications, program approach, and cost competitiveness.