UNSPSC 94131804: Fraternal associations

UNSPSC 94131804 Fraternal associations is a Commodity code with minimal recent activity aligned to its nominal scope. The code appears intended to classify memberships, meetings, or services provided by fraternal organizations and benefit societies, yet the recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code address unrelated domains including off-duty police officer secondary employment management platforms, job classification and compensation studies, employee benefits brokering and consulting, professional executive search services, organizational assessments, and staffing needs evaluations. None of these procurements involve fraternal associations or fraternal services as conventionally understood. The mismatch reflects a common indexing anomaly in state and local procurement systems where opportunities receive taxonomy codes that do not match their actual scope of work.

The geographic spread of tagged opportunities spans Georgia (Whitfield County, Paulding County, Fayetteville, Gordon County), Maryland (Prince George's County), Texas (San Antonio, Harris County), California (Los Angeles, Alameda County), Arizona (Tucson), and Virginia (Alexandria), with the largest visible cluster in Georgia and Texas. Issuing bodies include county boards of commissioners, city procurement offices, fire departments, and water districts. Representative recent opportunities include Whitfield County Board of Commissioners soliciting a comprehensive Job Classification and Pay Study (RFQ PE75500NONST2026000000057, due November 20, 2026), Paulding County Board of Commissioners requesting employee benefits brokerage services (RFP PE77892NONST2027000000096, due November 13, 2026), the City of Wichita soliciting off-duty officer secondary employment management services (RFP 260237, due January 8, 2027), and the City of San Antonio requesting a staffing, fleet, and technology needs assessment for the Fire Department (RFP 27-003, due November 9, 2026). Because the code shows no recent solicitations that are actually purchasing fraternal association services or memberships, this category does not represent a material procurement opportunity for business development purposes at this time.