UNSPSC 41111744: Microscopic micrometer

A meter that is used to measure the finite size of object by using the microscope. There are ocular and objective lens.

UNSPSC 41111744 Microscopic micrometer is a Commodity code under which state and local governments are actually procuring advanced optical and digital microscope systems, specialized accessories, training services, and maintenance support for research, forensic, and educational applications rather than precision measuring instruments. Recent solicitations show universities and state forensic agencies acquiring FTIR microscope systems, comparison microscopes with standardized configurations across multiple lab sites, darkfield optical systems, and trinocular microscope training packages with continuing education certification. The issuing bodies are predominantly higher-education institutions (universities of Wisconsin-Madison, Mississippi, and Texas Tech; Texas A&M AgriLife) and state law-enforcement forensic operations (Illinois State Police), with one county water utility (Hillsborough County, Florida) also procuring microscope training services. The scope spans equipment procurement, delivery and installation across multiple facilities, hands-on training with CEU certification, and multi-year maintenance contracts with firm pricing terms and automatic renewal options.

Activity is geographically dispersed across the Midwest, South, and Southeast, with the most recent opportunities posted between late February and mid-June 2026 across Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Texas, and Florida. Representative recent procurements include the Illinois State Police IFB for comparison microscopes with delivery, installation, and training at eight forensic science laboratory locations across the state (bids due June 18, 2026); the University of Mississippi sealed-bid solicitation for an FTIR Microscope Micro-sampling and Chemical Imaging System (bids due June 18, 2026); Texas Tech University's RFP for laboratory equipment and microscope systems as part of a broader research and development goods procurement using best-value evaluation (proposals due April 30, 2026); and the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' competitive quote for Motic Trinocular Microscope Training services with an estimated value of $21,000.00 (bids due March 19, 2026). The code shows steady academic and government laboratory demand with emphasis on turnkey solutions that bundle equipment, accessories, installation, and operator training.