UNSPSC 41115855: Transplant diagnostics analyzer

Automated systems utilized for immunoserology and HLA typing specific to transplant diagnostics platforms

UNSPSC 41115855 Transplant diagnostics analyzer is a Commodity code that state and local health authorities use to procure blood analysis and transfusion support equipment for emergency medical services and hospital operations. The recent solicitation activity shows that governments are actually buying blood warmer systems, transfusion apparatus, and associated medical transport equipment rather than dedicated transplant diagnostics devices. Issuing bodies under this code include state emergency medical services boards and county fire and rescue departments, which operate multiple facilities on extended service schedules and require reliable consumable supply chains. The scope of work involves specifying specialized transfusion equipment to technical and safety standards, coordinating delivery to dispersed operational locations, and managing compliance documentation including business certification forms and non-collusion certifications.

California's Emergency Medical Services Board posted a bid request (RFBIS27200126, due September 9, 2026) for Measure B-funded blood transfusion equipment including the Qinflow Warrior Blood Warmer system and specialized transport bags across EMSB facilities statewide, requiring Certified Business Enterprise certification as a prerequisite. The same code also captured Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB 2600319 (due July 24, 2026) for janitorial and operational supplies supporting 47 fire stations, valued at $765,679.84 for one year, suggesting the code's application extends beyond its nominal scope to general consumables in emergency response environments. Recent activity concentrates in California and Florida; both solicitations require authorized distributor status, compliance with state-specific workplace and equal employment documentation, and standard delivery windows. The fire rescue bid indicates no minimum purchase guarantees and reserves the County's right to award by line item or overall price, features common in consumable supply contracts across county jurisdictions.