UNSPSC 95122001: Clinic

A small health facility that is devoted to the care of outpatients

UNSPSC 95122001 Clinic, a Commodity code, covers state and local procurement of employee health centers, occupational health clinics, and integrated primary care facilities—work that spans operational management of existing clinic spaces and construction or renovation of new clinical facilities integrated into employer or public health benefit ecosystems. The City of Scottsdale's July 2026 RFP seeking a partner to implement and operate an employee health center (27RFP093, due July 25, 2026) and Clackamas County's comprehensive Sunnyside Clinic Remodel (BID# 2026-23, due June 24, 2026), which includes dental sterilization equipment, pharmacy infrastructure, and specialized technology systems across 4,400 square feet, exemplify the range of clinic work now being solicited. Issuing bodies span cities, counties, and special-purpose healthcare districts; most recent opportunities cluster among Florida county governments (Orange County, Seminole County, Indian River County), Georgia municipalities and regional health authorities, and Texas healthcare systems (Harris Health). Work under this code includes both turnkey clinic operations and phased renovation projects that integrate occupational health, primary care delivery, preventive screening, and population health management functions within existing institutional infrastructure.

The code sees active procurement across the South and Southwest, with particular concentration in Florida, Georgia, and Texas. Representative opportunities include Salt Lake County's onsite primary medical clinic (SLCOHR130437RFP, due May 7, 2026), Pickens County Health Department's 6,425-square-foot remodel incorporating ADA compliance and exam-room reconfiguration (PE66305NONST2026000000001, due July 10, 2026), and Clackamas County's Sunnyside Clinic renovation spanning sterilization equipment installation, pharmacy build-out with security systems, technology infrastructure including a 10-by-10-foot minimum data facility with redundant cooling, and CCTV and voice-data systems (SC0101000016880, due June 11, 2026 at 2:00 PM Pacific via Bid Locker). Procurement volume suggests ongoing capital investment in clinic modernization and operational stability—particularly around healthcare delivery capacity, technology infrastructure, and specialized clinical equipment integration—making this a sustained area of opportunity for general contractors, MEP firms, and specialized clinic consultants across multiple jurisdictions.