UNSPSC 41115867: Biomagnetic separation analyzer accessories

Replacement parts and accessories utilized on magnetic bioseparation analyzers

UNSPSC 41115867 Biomagnetic separation analyzer accessories is a Commodity code that in recent state and local solicitations encompasses blood transfusion and medical transport equipment, as well as janitorial and operational consumables. State and local procurement activity under this code draws from issuing bodies including state health agencies (Emergency Medical Services Boards) and county governments, particularly those managing public safety and emergency medical services infrastructure. The scope of work spans specialized medical equipment such as blood warmer systems, associated consumable bags, and transport containers meeting technical and sterilization standards for emergency medical transport, alongside broader facility consumables. Buyers require vendor compliance with mandatory certifications (Certified Business Enterprise documentation in California) and adherence to technical specifications, material standards, and safety protocols specific to each jurisdiction's operational requirements.

California's Emergency Medical Services Board and Hillsborough County, Florida represent the primary recent sourcing activity. The EMSB issued an IFB (RFBIS27200126) due September 9, 2026 for blood transfusion equipment under Measure B funding, requiring bids for Qinflow Warrior Blood Warmer systems and T-SPEC Meret Bag G2 Pro X medical transport bags. Hillsborough County's ITB2600319, due July 24, 2026, requested janitorial and operational supplies for 47 fire stations operating 24/7, with an estimated annual contract value of $765,679.84 and standard delivery within 10 days of purchase order receipt. Both jurisdictions require authorized distributor status, submission of Drug-Free Workplace certifications in Florida and CBE forms in California, and delivery coordination with county project management. The geographic footprint includes California and Florida, with activity concentrated in emergency medical services and public safety supply chains.