UNSPSC 41111763: Microscope cleaning kit

Cleaning kit utilized for preventive maintenance of microscopes

UNSPSC 41111763 Microscope cleaning kit is a Commodity code capturing specialized microscopy equipment and accessories that state and local governments actually procure far more broadly than the code name suggests. Recent solicitations reveal active purchasing of forensic comparison microscopes, laboratory and research-grade microscopes, FTIR micro-sampling systems, and associated accessories including stages, objectives, cameras, illumination systems, and dust covers. Issuing bodies include state law-enforcement forensic laboratories, public universities with research missions, and cooperative purchasing consortia serving multi-agency state procurement. The Illinois State Police Division of Forensic Services appears as a repeat buyer, posting two comparison-microscope IFBs within the last four months. Texas state entities and universities also show activity under this code, sourcing equipment through both direct procurement and cooperative purchasing vehicles.

Recent opportunities span Illinois, Texas, and Mississippi. The Illinois State Police posted IFB 27493ISPADMINB53673 (due September 18, 2026) for dual-unit forensic comparison microscopes with split-field capability, 4K resolution cameras, and delivery and training across six forensic facilities statewide; this contract carried a three-year initial term with extension to ten years maximum. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts solicited microscopes and accessories through the Texas Cooperative Purchasing Network (TCPN) under Requisition 304T27490M2 (due September 1, 2026), establishing pre-negotiated unit pricing for multiple Texas state and local agencies. Texas Tech University issued RFP 2026-1190 for research and development goods including microscope equipment (due April 30, 2026), evaluated under best-value criteria. The University of Mississippi sought sealed bids for an FTIR Microscope Micro-sampling and Chemical Imaging System (Bid File 1279, due June 18, 2026). All recent solicitations specify delivery, installation, training, and support as contract requirements; cooperative purchasing and multi-year initial terms with renewal options are standard.