UNSPSC 41104106: Phlebotomy trays or accessories

UNSPSC 41104106 Phlebotomy trays or accessories, a Commodity code, appears in state and local procurement primarily through misclassification or incidental tagging; recent solicitations tagged with this code predominantly address laboratory consumables, reagents, analytical equipment, and wastewater surveillance testing rather than phlebotomy-specific supplies. The code sees activity from state health and environmental agencies, municipal water utilities, and transportation departments procuring laboratory supplies, analytical reagents, and testing equipment for drinking water quality analysis, environmental surveillance, and sample collection operations. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's bid for consumables and instrument parts for organic chemistry analysis (HHS0018026, IFB, due October 9, 2026, historical value $50,000–$75,000), the City of Arlington, Texas's annual requirements contract for laboratory supplies serving water treatment and laboratory services divisions (solicitation 270018, IFB, due September 17, 2026), and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's multiple sole-source procurements for specialized laboratory reagents and equipment supporting genomic surveillance and wastewater testing programs.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and Colorado, with secondary representation in South Dakota and Mississippi. Texas leads with multiple active opportunities across state health agencies, municipal utilities, and transportation departments; Colorado shows sustained activity through its public health laboratory's acquisitions of specialized reagents and analytical equipment for wastewater and genomic surveillance work. Recent sole-source procurements by Colorado DPHE for Qiagen wastewater surveillance reagents and service ($3.14 million, May 2026), Standard BioTools genomic systems and reagents ($2.3 million equipment plus $1 million for reagents, May 2026), Ceres Nanosciences microbiome reagents ($3.5 million, May 2026), and Twist Bioscience synthetic viral controls and capture panels ($2.3 million over four years, May 2026) demonstrate significant investment in specialized laboratory consumables for public health surveillance. The code itself does not map cleanly to current state and local demand; phlebotomy-specific trays and accessories do not feature prominently in recent posted opportunities, and the tagging appears to reflect either data-classification inconsistency or incidental code assignment in broader laboratory procurement activities.