UNSPSC 41115810: Coagulation analyzer accessories or supplies

UNSPSC 41115810 Coagulation analyzer accessories or supplies, a Commodity code, encompasses medical laboratory and emergency medical service consumables and equipment that state and local governments procure for clinical diagnostics, patient monitoring, and emergency response operations. Recent activity shows a mix of narrowly focused, single-vendor acquisitions—such as EZ-IO intraosseous infusion equipment for emergency medical services and sole-source technical support contracts for laboratory analyzers—alongside broader, multi-vendor opportunities for related equipment such as automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and blood pressure monitoring accessories. The code captures both standalone consumables (needles, stabilizers, cuffs, hoses) and bundled service packages that include installation, maintenance, and technical support. Issuing bodies include county emergency medical services departments, county fire rescue operations, municipal procurement offices, county school districts, and state university procurement entities. County governments represent the most frequent buyers under this code, with Williamson County, Cobb County, Marion County, and Clay County appearing in recent solicitations; state universities also purchase under the code.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and Georgia, with Florida particularly active across Marion County, Clay County, and the City of Orlando. Recent representative solicitations include Williamson County's sole-source procurement (26SS60) for EZ-IO needles, stabilizers, and drills posted June 23, 2026, with response due July 7, 2026; Cobb County School District's RFQ (Q27009) for AED equipment and batteries with an estimated expenditure of approximately $50,000, due July 6, 2026; Marion County's re-solicitation (21SS-044) for blood pressure cuffs and LIFEPAK 15S-compatible accessories, posted April 29, 2026, through May 6, 2026; and the City of Orlando's sole-source procurement (S26-0428) for technical support and service on an Autoanalyzer 3-HR laboratory system, due May 11, 2026. These opportunities reflect a pattern of routine replacement and re-procurement cycles, particularly for medical equipment that requires regulatory compliance or clinical standardization within emergency response and laboratory operations.