UNSPSC 41115828: Urinalysis analyzer accessories or supplies

UNSPSC 41115828 Urinalysis analyzer accessories or supplies is a Commodity code covering diagnostic test kits, reagents, consumables, and maintenance supplies for laboratory and point-of-care urinalysis equipment. State and local governments procure these items to stock public health laboratories, hospital systems, clinical facilities, EMS operations, and occupational health programs. Recent solicitations show a mix of test kits (HIV rapid diagnostics, pathogen detection reagents), instrument service and reagent bundles from proprietary manufacturers, and related medical equipment accessories. The issuing bodies include state health departments, county and city government health and public health agencies, county boards of commissioners, school districts, and state universities. Sourcewell, a Minnesota cooperative purchasing vehicle, issues multi-jurisdictional RFPs that establish contracting solutions available to participating entities across multiple states.

Recent activity clusters in Illinois, Washington, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, and Texas. The Illinois Department of Public Health Division of Laboratories is the most visible recent buyer, with a $1.9 million sole-source contract through December 2028 for Clear Dx instrument service and proprietary SARS-CoV-2 and microbial surveillance reagent bundles (RFP 27482DPHOFCDIB53556, due September 9, 2026). The City of Austin is procuring Abbott Determine HIV Type 1/2 test kits and controls in an IFB format (IFB 9100 AAM1023REBID, due September 3, 2026) with estimated annual consumption of 375 test kits and 79 control kits. Sourcewell is actively marketing a Physical Health Products and Related Services cooperative purchasing vehicle (26RFP102026, due October 20, 2026) designed to serve Participating Entities across the country. Washington State Department of Transportation is soliciting occupational medical surveillance services (RFP20260825, due October 9, 2026) involving examinations and record-keeping at 14 ferry locations, a scope that may relate to ancillary diagnostic support. The code shows modest but steady activity across state health laboratories, county EMS and health departments, and cooperative purchasing frameworks, with sole-source and proprietary instrument relationships common where specialized reagents or software lock-in exists.