UNSPSC 41115860: Genomic analysis analyzer

Automated systems for qualitative and quantitative genomic analysis, gene expression, and polymerase chain reaction PCR amplification and detection

UNSPSC 41115860 Genomic analysis analyzer is a Commodity code that state and local governments are sourcing under narrowly focused, equipment-specific procurements — though the recent-opportunity record shows a significant mismatch between the code's nominal scope and what is actually being bought. The California Emergency Medical Services Board solicited blood transfusion equipment (specifically the Qinflow Warrior Blood Warmer system and associated consumable bags and medical transport bags) under this code in August 2026, framed as genomic analysis equipment in the taxonomy but functionally a life-support and emergency-transport procurement. The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners simultaneously posted an ITB for janitorial and operational supplies for the Fire Rescue Department, again tagged to this genomic-analyzer code but bearing no relationship to genomic or even medical-laboratory analysis work. The code shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its stated purpose; the two opportunities posted in the recent block are both misclassified relative to the code's nominal scope.

Geographic activity is confined to California and Florida based on these two postings, with no other states represented in the recent-opportunity record. The California EMSB opportunity required a Certified Business Enterprise form and responses by September 9, 2026. The Hillsborough County opportunity (ITB2600319) closed July 24, 2026 with an estimated contract value of $765,679.84 for one year and included a cooperative-purchasing provision allowing Hillsborough County Governmental Purchasing Council members to use the same terms. Neither posting reflects actual genomic-analysis demand, suggesting this code may see limited state and local procurement activity or that opportunities in genomic-analysis equipment are being tagged inconsistently across jurisdictions.