UNSPSC 41115724: Chromatography vial or insert or cap

Vial or insert or cap utilized for chromatographic bioanalytical autosampling and analysis

UNSPSC 41115724 Chromatography vial or insert or cap (Commodity) covers the specialized glassware and closure components used in analytical laboratory equipment, but recent state and local solicitations show minimal direct procurement of the vial and cap consumables themselves—instead, the code appears tagged to broader laboratory equipment and services acquisitions where chromatography vials are incidental to the primary scope. The issuing bodies include county sheriffs' offices procuring complete chromatographic systems, municipalities conducting laboratory testing service RFPs, and water utilities purchasing consumable supplies for existing analytical infrastructure. One standout repeat activity is forensic laboratory equipment procurement by county law enforcement.

Recent opportunities span Texas, Florida, and Arizona with geographically dispersed activity. Brazoria County, Texas issued RFP #26-48 (posted April 15, 2026, due May 12, 2026) for a Liquid Chromatograph-Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer system including installation, training, and integration for the Sheriff's Office Forensic Laboratory with an estimated project budget of $300,000 funded through the Paul Coverdell Forensic Sciences Improvement Grant Program. The City of Palm Bay, Florida solicited Invitation to Bid 19-ITB-26 (posted April 13, 2026, deadline March 17, 2026) for comprehensive laboratory testing services across water and wastewater facilities, with 188 line items across water, wastewater, industrial pretreatment, and courier services spanning a historical annual spend range of $66,360 to $95,440. The City of Tucson, Arizona issued IFB No. 240045 (posted March 6, 2026) specifically for Waters Technologies brand consumables including polypropylene vials, screw caps, OASIS WAX cartridges, and SPE cartridges for PFAS and Dioxane analysis, with HUD Section 3 workforce compliance requirements mandating 25 percent Section 3 worker labor hours and five percent Targeted Section 3 worker hours.