UNSPSC 41115800: Clinical and diagnostic analyzers and accessories and supplies

UNSPSC 41115800 Clinical and diagnostic analyzers and accessories and supplies, a Class code, encompasses laboratory and clinical measurement systems, reagents, consumables, and supporting services that state and local health departments, university medical centers, correctional facilities, and school districts procure to support diagnostic testing and occupational health screening. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring molecular analyzers, ddPCR systems, autoanalyzers, metabolic measurement systems, cardiac monitors, AEDs, and rapid diagnostic test kits, alongside reagent bundles, maintenance contracts, and quality-control consumables tied to proprietary instrument platforms. The issuing bodies span university systems (University of Massachusetts, Georgia State University), state health and corrections agencies (Illinois Department of Public Health, Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Florida Department of Agriculture), counties (Collier County, Marion County, Williamson County, Bryan County, Cobb County School District), cities (Austin, Orlando), and regional cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell, NASPO ValuePoint).

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and upper Midwest, with recent opportunities posted from Florida, Illinois, Georgia, Texas, Arizona, Washington, Utah, and Minnesota. Representative recent solicitations include the University of Massachusetts's RFP for a laboratory and clinical molecular analyzer (due October 23, 2026, via SciQuest), the State of Idaho's NASPO ValuePoint cooperative RFP for medical supplies (due November 9, 2026, establishing a multi-state framework agreement), and the Illinois Department of Public Health's sole-source procurement for Clear Dx ddPCR instruments and SARS-CoV-2 reagent bundles totaling $1,904,475.72 over two years (notice issued August 26, 2026). The Utah Department of Health and Human Services posted an RFP for mobile MRI and CT diagnostic imaging services at the state correctional facility (due July 31, 2026), and Bryan County Board of Commissioners sought ten cardiac monitors for EMS (due September 10, 2026). Sole-source and re-solicitation activity signals strong equipment-vendor lock-in and long-term reagent dependency; cooperative purchasing vehicles indicate demand for aggregated pricing and multi-jurisdictional access. Contract values where disclosed range from $50,000 (school district AED purchases) to $1.9 million (statewide reagent supply agreements).