UNSPSC 41115807: Chemistry analyzers

UNSPSC 41115807 Chemistry analyzers is a Commodity-level code that encompasses laboratory diagnostic instruments and their supporting equipment, reagents, and services across state and local health departments, universities, counties, and special districts. State and local governments procure under this code to establish or maintain clinical laboratory testing capabilities — including sole-source renewals of proprietary analyzers, reagent supply agreements, and preventive-maintenance and calibration service plans. Recent solicitations show acquisitions ranging from single-unit replacement contracts to multi-year platform agreements with consumables bundles, reflecting both routine maintenance refresh and infrastructure-level diagnostic capacity decisions.

Recent activity spans a geographic mix including Minnesota (through Sourcewell cooperative purchasing vehicles), Illinois (state laboratory operations), Washington (occupational-health surveillance), Florida (county medical examiner and emergency medical operations), Georgia (university laboratory), and Texas (higher-education research facilities). Representative current opportunities include the State of Illinois Department of Public Health Division of Laboratories' sole-source award to Clear Labs for service and reagent supply for Clear Dx System LR-SR instruments across Chicago and Springfield locations, valued at $1,904,475.72 over two years with contract performance from December 6, 2026 through December 5, 2028; Marion County, Florida's re-solicitation for blood pressure cuffs and accessories compatible with LIFEPAK 15S defibrillators for emergency medical response, posted April 29, 2026 with responses due May 6, 2026; and GSW State University's electronic Request for Quotes for a Metabolic Measurement System–Compact Analyzer Module, posted April 29, 2026 with quotes due May 4, 2026. Sourcewell has issued cooperative purchasing RFPs under this territory as well, broadening the vendor opportunity to multiple participating jurisdictions simultaneously.