UNSPSC 94131604: Resource mobilization services

UNSPSC 94131604 Resource mobilization services is a Commodity code encompassing the recruitment, deployment, and management of trained personnel to staff events, facilities, and programs operated by state and local government entities. State and local buyers procure staffing services across three primary operational contexts: event support (ticket-taking, ushering, guest services, entry security, and crowd management at convention centers and entertainment venues); direct human services delivery (behavioral health intervention, community outreach, crisis response, employment services, and youth programs); and specialized professional services (consulting, training, data analysis, and program management). The issuing bodies are a diverse mix of counties, cities, state agencies, school districts, workforce authorities, and special-purpose districts. Volusia County in Florida, serving as representative, solicited event staffing and security for its Ocean Center Convention Center through RFP 26P124JJ with a December 9, 2026 response deadline, anticipating 52 annual events and a three-year initial contract term. The Nevada Health Authority issued RFP 41NHA-S4038 for Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) operations across three service areas, with proposals due December 10, 2026, seeking multiple qualified contractors to employ care coordinators and support staff at fixed monthly capitation rates. First 5 Sacramento solicited developmental playgroup facilitators and supervisors for children with exceptional needs through RFP 2026-RFP-0098, due November 9, 2026, funding $240,000 over three years with staff holding specialized early intervention credentials. Boulder County Housing Department requested a Program Approved Service Agency operator for a 32-unit neuro-inclusive residence through RFP31126, due October 30, 2026, requiring staff trained in intellectual and developmental disability support.

Geographic activity spans Florida, Nevada, California, Colorado, and numerous other states and jurisdictions. Texas and Washington State demonstrate sustained procurement activity across workforce development, substance use disorder treatment, behavioral health services, and emergency management staffing. Recent opportunities in Texas include the Health and Human Services Commission's enrollment broker operations (RFP HHS0016867, responses due September 4, 2026, historical compensation $75–82 million annually), recovery audit contractor services (RFQ HHS0017023, due September 9, 2026, approximately $10 million per fiscal year on contingency), and community health worker services for Harris County Precinct 2 (RSO 00003233, due May 19, 2026). Washington issued an energy resilience outreach and education campaign RFP (2026FEMAOE, due August 13, 2026, maximum $230,000 over eight months) and tribal health consulting convenience contracts (RFQQ 2026HCA7, due July 31, 2026, multiple awards on hourly rates across eight service categories). Oregon's Health Authority solicited reflective supervision consultation services for infant and early childhood home visiting (Bid S-44300-00017939, due September 28, 2026, $30,000 annually with renewal options). Georgia counties including Fulton, Spalding, Henry, and Union County School District posted opportunities for mobile wellness clinics, juvenile justice program management, data center technical advisory, and contracted employee services spanning education, public health, infrastructure, and youth justice domains. Illinois workforce development procurement centered on shared service cost arrangements for one-stop workforce centers serving Local Workforce Innovation Areas through small-purchase procurements posted May 8–14, 2026 with response deadlines three to four days later. Wisconsin counties (Kenosha) and Michigan regions (Montgomery County District Attorney's Office) solicited violence intervention, substance use disorder outreach, and community support services. Brevard County, Florida issued multiple RFAs addressing affordable housing development, CDBG public services, and specialty laboratory services, with historical posting dates spanning June through September 2026. The code shows consistent activity from county governments, state agencies, and municipalities across the Southeast, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Pacific Northwest, with particular concentration in workforce development, health services, community safety, and housing support initiatives.