UNSPSC 41106700: Laboratory botanical equipment and accessories

Equipment and component that may be observed and researched for the plant used for the purpose of the experiment.

UNSPSC 41106700 Laboratory botanical equipment and accessories, a Class code, encompasses relocation, transport, recalibration, and installation services for analytical and forensic laboratory instruments and associated hazardous materials — work state and local procurement offices actually solicit to support multi-agency laboratory consolidations, equipment migrations, and facility modernization projects. The scope includes handling of chromatographs, mass spectrometers, ICP-MS systems, HPLC instruments, thermal cyclers, genetic analyzers, biosafety cabinets, microscopes, freezers, and supporting analytical infrastructure, along with safe transport of hazardous chemicals and reagents under Department of Transportation regulations. State agencies and departments of natural resources, public safety, and agriculture are the primary soliciting bodies under this code, though the opportunities block contains only one recent posting.

The State of Missouri Division of Purchasing posted an RFP on behalf of the Department of Natural Resources, Missouri State Highway Patrol, and Missouri Department of Agriculture on July 9, 2026, with responses due August 11, 2026, for comprehensive laboratory relocation services to a new multi-agency campus in Jefferson City. The scope covers relocation of over 100 DNR analytical instruments, 114 MSHP forensic laboratory items spanning DNA analysis, toxicology, drug chemistry, and firearms disciplines, MDA equipment including incubators and centrifuges, and approximately 1,500 MSHP chemical items plus 80 DNR hazardous chemicals and reagents. The contractor must demonstrate minimum five years of professional experience moving and recalibrating analytical laboratory equipment and one year of hazmat chemical transport experience under DOT regulations; a leadership team of up to three project managers and a working team of at least three laboratory personnel with relocation experience are required, along with at least three hazmat-trained movers. The contract runs through April 30, 2027, with two optional one-year renewal periods, and requires firm-fixed pricing, general and automobile liability insurance of at least $2,000,000 per occurrence, and compliance with federal requirements including OMB Uniform Administrative Requirements and civil rights statutes.