UNSPSC 41116030: Anti B serum, monoclonal

Shelf Life: 36 Months Product: Anti-B Colour: Yellow Dye Used: Tartrazine The reagents will cause direct agglutination (clumping) of test red cells that carry the corresponding ABO antigen. No agglutination generally indicates absence of the corresponding ABO antigen. Lorne Monoclonal IgM ABO blood grouping reagents contain murine monoclonal antibodies diluted in a phosphate buffer containing sodium chloride, EDTA and bovine albumin. Each reagent is supplied at optimal dilution for use with slide, tube, gel card & microplate techniques. Reagent vials should be stored at 2 - 8oC on receipt.

Prolonged storage at temperatures outside this range may result in accelerated loss of reagent reactivity.

UNSPSC 41116030 Anti B serum, monoclonal is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure anti-B serum under this code for clinical and diagnostic laboratory testing, though the recent opportunities block shows no direct procurement activity matching the code's narrow scope — instead, the opportunities span clinical laboratory services, drug testing, occupational health screening, forensic analysis, and specialized proficiency testing samples across multiple issuing jurisdictions.

The mismatch between the code's specific name and the recent opportunities reflects common state and local tagging practices where broader laboratory and clinical service procurements are sometimes assigned commodity codes that do not precisely capture the work being solicited. Recent activity across the opportunities block includes clinical laboratory testing (Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD, Collin County Health Care Services, City of Santa Monica Water Resources Division), offender drug and specimen collection testing (Collin County Community Supervision and Corrections Department, Denton County CSCD), occupational health services (Bernalillo County, Parkway School District), forensic laboratory drug standards (Pinellas County), and specialized proficiency testing samples (University of Wisconsin-Madison). Issuing bodies span county departments, city utilities, school districts, county correction and supervision agencies, health and mental health organizations, and state universities across Florida, Texas, Arizona, Connecticut, California, Oregon, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia. Representative recent opportunities include Collin County Health Care Services issuing an IFB for certified medical laboratory provider services with approximately 217 different laboratory tests annually and an estimated contract value of $70,000, and Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD requesting proposals for agency-wide clinical laboratory services covering routine and specialized testing, specimen collection, and phlebotomy across four Houston-area clinic locations, with evaluation weighted toward EHR interface capability (30%), laboratory tests (20%), and cost (10%).