UNSPSC 94131503: Technical assistance non governmental services

UNSPSC 94131503 Technical assistance non governmental services (Commodity) spans a range of professional advisory and operational support services that state and local governments procure to strengthen program delivery, compliance, and stakeholder engagement across human services, workforce development, healthcare, housing, and criminal justice systems. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying enrollment brokerage for Medicaid managed care; medical director oversight for emergency services; career pathway program design; juvenile justice program management and fidelity oversight; staffing and employment services administration; employee benefits program administration; childcare quality monitoring; tribal health consulting; emergency management and crisis intervention training; and reentry and transition services for individuals in contact with the criminal justice system. The issuing bodies include state health and human services departments (Texas HHSC, Nevada DSS, Maine DHHS, Illinois DHS), county governments (Seminole County Florida, Spalding County Georgia, Kenosha County Wisconsin, Fulton County Georgia, Ventura County California, Montgomery County Pennsylvania, Rockland County New York), cities (Wichita Kansas, Detroit Michigan, Long Beach California, Albuquerque New Mexico), school districts (Medford School District Oregon), and specialized government entities (Fairfax County DPWES/OPEH partnership, Washington State Health Care Authority, Boulder County Human Services, Workforce Solutions Borderplex).

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Texas HHSC enrollment broker and DFPS home study services), Florida (Seminole County medical director, Fulton County senior wellness), California (Ventura County AAA review, Santa Clara County CalFresh), Georgia (Spalding County juvenile justice, Fulton County senior services), and Wisconsin (Kenosha County child and family services). Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's RFP HHS0016867 for Enrollment Broker Operations (due September 4, 2026), seeking a sole-source contractor to manage Medicaid enrollment, document management, and call center operations across eight managed care programs with historical compensation of $75 million to $82 million annually; Seminole County's RFP 527726GCM for a Medical Director to oversee the county EMS system (due August 5, 2026); and Kenosha County's three parallel RFQs (202602, 202604, 202602 due June 30, 2026) for supervised visitation, intensive supervision youth competency, and dementia and caregiver support services. Activity is robust across the first half of 2026, with multiple competitive opportunities in workforce development, behavioral health administration, and program management positions that favor vendors with demonstrated experience in the specific service domains, compliance infrastructure, and multi-stakeholder coordination capacity.