UNSPSC 41104008: Air samplers or collectors

UNSPSC 41104008 Air samplers or collectors, a Commodity code, spans the instruments and equipment state and local governments use to capture air and environmental samples for testing, analysis, and compliance purposes. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers procuring air sampling and collection equipment as part of broader hazardous materials testing programs, DNA evidence collection kits, and environmental monitoring systems. The County of Orange, California, solicited on-call hazardous materials testing services that include air quality sampling and indoor air testing equipment and personnel; the State of Nebraska procured DNA buccal collection kits incorporating specialized collection devices and evidence-chain materials; and the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality pursued Met One Instruments particulate monitoring equipment through sole-source authorization. The issuing bodies span state departments (Nebraska Department of Administrative Services, Idaho Department of Environmental Quality), county public works and purchasing offices (Orange County California and Orange County Florida), and state purchasing bureaus coordinating on behalf of law enforcement and environmental agencies.

Geographic activity centers in California and the Mountain West. The County of Orange, California RFP0802753801WH (posted October 5, 2026, due May 6, 2025) sought hazardous materials testing services including air quality sampling for County facilities and San Francisco City on an on-call basis with an initial five-year term and local small business and disabled veteran business enterprise preferences. The State of Nebraska Department of Administrative Services Materiel Division ITB 125399 OR (posted July 29, 2026, due July 24, 2026) awarded a four-year initial contract for approximately 7,500 DNA buccal collection kits annually for the Nebraska State Patrol Crime Laboratory, with renewal options for four additional one-year periods and firm pricing for the first year. The Idaho Department of Administration Division of Purchasing issued sole-source notice 1340 (posted May 18, 2026) for Met One Instruments particulate monitoring equipment on behalf of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, though the posting lacked sufficient scope detail to support vendor qualification assessment.