UNSPSC 41115870: Immunohematology analyzer accessories or supplies

Accessories or supplies of analyzers for automating all routine immunohematology testing procedures including blood grouping, reverse grouping, phenotyping, cross matching, antibody screening, antibody identification, direct AHG tests, and single antigen screens

UNSPSC 41115870 Immunohematology analyzer accessories or supplies is a Commodity code that encompasses consumable items and equipment accessories for blood analysis and transfusion systems, though recent state and local opportunities show a narrower focus on blood transfusion equipment and specialized medical transport supplies rather than laboratory-grade analyzer consumables. State and local governments buying under this code include county emergency medical services boards, county emergency management agencies, and regional health authorities that operate emergency medical transport and blood services infrastructure. The scope of work ranges from blood warmer systems and associated consumable bags to specialized medical transport containers that support emergency transfusion procedures and safe blood handling during transport.

The most recent activity appears concentrated in California and Florida. The State of California Emergency Medical Services Board (EMSB) posted an ITB for blood transfusion equipment including Qinflow Warrior Blood Warmer systems and T-SPEC Meret Bag G2 Pro X transport bags under Measure B funding, with bids due September 9, 2026 (solicitation RFBIS27200126); the solicitation required CBE certification as a mandatory prerequisite. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners in Florida posted an ITB for consumable supplies for the Fire Rescue Department on July 7, 2026 (ITB2600319), with bids due July 24, 2026 and an estimated contract value of $765,679.84, though this latter opportunity appears to be a broad janitorial and operational supplies contract that may only incidentally include items under this UNSPSC code. The California EMSB opportunity appears more directly aligned with the code's nominal scope; the Hillsborough County solicitation mixes janitorial and operational items, making the connection to blood transfusion equipment unclear.