UNSPSC 94131607: Elderly assistance organizations

UNSPSC 94131607 Elderly assistance organizations is a Commodity code that encompasses direct services to seniors and dependent adults—case management, congregate and home-delivered meals, caregiver support, dementia programming, and specialized transportation. State and local governments procuring under this code seek both operational service delivery (meals, case coordination, congregate programs) and administrative functions (Area Agency on Aging designations, program reviews). Issuing bodies span county social services departments, municipal recreation and human services divisions, regional health authorities, workforce commissions, and state aging agencies; county boards and departments of human services appear most frequently in recent activity. The geographic mix includes Texas, Florida, California, Oregon, Virginia, and Wisconsin, with Texas and Florida showing particular recent volume through workforce commission open enrollments and county-level procurement.

Recent representative solicitations illustrate the breadth of activity: Hillsborough County, Florida issued ITB 26-00289 (closed June 25, 2026) for senior meal preparation and delivery services across 25 facilities, estimated at $17.8 million over three years, requiring FDACS caterer certification; the City of Alexandria, Virginia posted RFP 2010 (due August 3, 2026) to operate two senior congregate meal centers with case management, staffing, and facility requirements; and Travis County Healthcare District (Central Health) in Austin issued RFP 2607-001 (due August 5, 2026) for comprehensive caregiver services including elder care with integration to HRIS systems and $400,000–$600,000 annual budgets typical. Additional activity includes the California Department of Aging's RFP designations for new Area Agencies on Aging (San Luis Obispo/Santa Barbara and Ventura County, both issued in early 2026), the Texas Workforce Commission's open-enrollment procurements for diabetes self-management education and Senior Keys to Independence program case management (statewide, continuous intake), and Santa Clara County's RFP-SSA-FY26-0522 for Community Living Connection case management at $400,000 annually. Set-asides vary by state—California AAA RFPs include small business, nonprofit veteran service agency, and TACPA preferences; Texas workforce procurements carry no stated set-asides but require criminal background checks and specific credential compliance; most county-level purchases permit local vendor preferences under state law where the jurisdiction authorizes them.