UNSPSC 94131604: Resource mobilization services

UNSPSC 94131604 Resource mobilization services (Commodity) encompasses a diverse range of human services administration and workforce coordination work that state and local governments procure to mobilize staff, manage eligibility and enrollment, administer benefits programs, and coordinate multi-agency service delivery. Recent solicitations show state agencies, counties, and special districts buying enrollment broker services for Medicaid managed care, employee assistance and benefits administration, medical director oversight for emergency services, career pathway program design, juvenile justice program management, workforce development coordination, and community health worker services. The issuing bodies span state health and human services departments (Texas HHSC), regional workforce authorities (Workforce Solutions Borderplex in Texas), county human services and juvenile justice departments (Kenosha County Wisconsin, Spalding County Georgia), city labor departments (Atlanta WorkSource), and independent special districts. Texas HHSC and Kenosha County appear multiple times in recent activity, indicating sustained purchasing by larger state human services operations and progressive county systems.

Geographic spread concentrates in the South and Southwest—Texas, Georgia, Florida, and Arizona feature prominently—with secondary activity in the Upper Midwest (Wisconsin, Illinois) and Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon). Texas is notably active with multiple concurrent solicitations including HHS0016867 (Enrollment Broker Operations for HHSC, due September 4, 2026, RFP, $75–82 million annually), while Kenosha County Wisconsin issued three overlapping RFPs in June 2026 for supervised visitation, youth intervention, and dementia support services (all due June 30, 2026, RFP format). Other representative opportunities include Seminole County Florida's RFP527726GCM for Medical Director Services (due August 5, 2026, RFP), Bernalillo County New Mexico's career pathway design program (RFP0127BB, due August 8, 2026), and Spalding County Georgia's juvenile justice managing entity procurement (RFP JJIG-2026-01, due July 21, 2026, $200,000 JJIG award). The code captures work where government mobilizes human and administrative resources to operate or coordinate eligibility, enrollment, case management, workforce, behavioral health, or justice system infrastructure—often through competitive RFPs with contract values ranging from under $200,000 for specialized one-FTE roles to $75+ million for statewide benefits administration.