NIGP 41060: Operating and Examination Room Furniture: Instrument Tables and Stands, IV Stands, Stools, Work Tables, etc.

NIGP 41060 Operating and Examination Room Furniture: Instrument Tables and Stands, IV Stands, Stools, Work Tables, Etc. is an Item code that encompasses medical examination and treatment equipment, mobility aids, and specialized furniture for occupational health and community access applications. Recent state and local procurement activity under this code reflects purchases of wheeled mobility equipment, beach access mats, and medical surveillance services by county parks departments, community resources divisions, and specialized transit authorities. The issuing bodies range from county governments managing parks and community services to state transportation agencies operating ferries and from independent school districts procuring classroom furniture to cooperative purchasing vehicles aggregating demand across multiple jurisdictions. The code captures both tangible furniture and mats as well as services delivering medical examinations and record management in clinical and occupational settings.

Recent opportunities include the Washington State Department of Transportation's RFP20260825 for occupational medical surveillance services across 14 Washington State ferry locations with a response deadline of October 9, 2026; the County of Orange's IFB for wheelchairs and beach access mats delivered to parks in Dana Point, California, with a firm fixed-price one-year term; and Sourcewell's RFP 061626 on behalf of participating counties in Washington and other jurisdictions nationwide for law enforcement equipment available through cooperative purchasing. Geographic activity centers in Washington State and California with secondary presence in Texas through school district and county procurement channels. The code sees solicitation activity across multiple venue types—coastal parks, transit systems, occupational health programs, and educational facilities—suggesting demand driven by regulatory compliance (occupational medicine and HIPAA), accessibility requirements, and classroom outfitting cycles.