UNSPSC 41101813: Laboratory X ray equipment controller

Control equipment that is designed for the X-ray detector. It controls the X-ray device to maintain the optimal condition to detect the material or part defect.

UNSPSC 41101813 Laboratory X ray equipment controller, a Commodity code, does not align with the state and local solicitation activity filed under it. The recent-opportunities block shows no procurements for X-ray equipment controllers. Instead, the tagged opportunities span diagnostic imaging systems (ultrasound and intraoral scanning), radiologic suites and equipment, preclinical imaging platforms, occupational medical surveillance, mobile fluoroscopic C-arm systems, and X-ray system maintenance services — none of which are controllers or control systems. The code appears either misapplied to these broader imaging-equipment and imaging-service procurements or inactive in state and local purchasing relative to the actual scope of work being bought.

The issuing bodies in the tagged opportunities are educational and healthcare institutions: Valencia College (two sole-source procurements for Philips Affiniti ultrasound and Align Technology iTero intraoral scanners totaling $239,289.00), Maricopa County Community Colleges (radiologic equipment and installation IFB), Georgia Institute of Technology (complete radiology suite IFB), Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (radiobiology and preclinical imaging system IFB with HUB Subcontracting Plan requirement), University of Wisconsin-Madison (mobile fluoroscopic C-arm RFB), and Broward County Aviation Department (X-ray system maintenance RFI). The Washington State Department of Transportation tagline represents occupational medical surveillance — entirely outside imaging equipment scope. Geographic concentration is in Florida (Valencia College), Arizona (Maricopa County), Georgia (Georgia Tech), Texas (TTUHSC), Wisconsin (UW-Madison), and Florida again (Broward County). No recent opportunities directly solicit X-ray controllers, and the code assignment does not support pursuit under this taxonomy entry without clarification from the issuing bodies on whether controller procurement will resume or whether a reclassification is warranted.