UNSPSC 41104107: Vacuum blood collection tubes or containers

UNSPSC 41104107 Vacuum blood collection tubes or containers, a Commodity code, does not align with the state and local procurement activity presented in the source. Recent solicitations tagged under this code involve water purification systems, water treatment chemicals, laboratory testing services for water and wastewater compliance, bottled drinking water, and facility maintenance services—none of which constitute vacuum blood collection tubes or phlebotomy supplies. The mismatch suggests either a classification error in the procurement posting or a data integrity issue in how opportunities were indexed to this code.

The source records nine opportunities spanning February through July 2026 across Florida, Georgia, Oregon, New Jersey, Arizona, and Texas. Issuing bodies include cities (Tampa, Palm Bay, Newark, Tucson, LaGrange), county governments (Hillsborough County, Fulton County), the University of Texas at Austin, the Oregon Health Authority, and the Oregon State Hospital Laboratory. Water utilities and environmental compliance dominate the activity: the City of Tampa sought SANITAIRE diffused aeration equipment for water treatment; Hillsborough County procured deionized water system maintenance; the University of Texas solicited a turnkey ultrapure water system; Tucson Water sought an operator for an advanced water purification facility; and multiple jurisdictions bid water treatment chemicals, laboratory testing services, and reverse osmosis systems. No opportunities in the dataset represent blood collection equipment, clinical laboratory supplies, phlebotomy services, or medical device procurement. Until the code assignment is verified and corrected in the source system, this code should not be considered a reliable indicator of state and local demand for vacuum blood collection tubes.