UNSPSC 41116136: Urinalysis test kits or supplies

UNSPSC 41116136 Urinalysis test kits or supplies is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure integrated laboratory testing services, including specimen collection, screening and confirmation analysis, electronic reporting, and ancillary testing methodologies such as oral fluid and hair analysis. Recent opportunities show that issuing bodies treat this code as encompassing full-service laboratory operations rather than consumable supplies alone. Collin County Community Supervision and Corrections Department and Collin County Health Care Services both solicited comprehensive laboratory testing platforms covering multiple specimen types and test panels, while the Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD similarly sought end-to-end clinical laboratory services with phlebotomy, specimen transport, and electronic health record integration. Counties, municipal health authorities, and specialized-purpose districts (mental health and intellectual disability services, criminal justice supervision) are the primary issuing bodies under this code, with Collin County appearing as a repeat buyer across multiple service lines within a single fiscal cycle.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas. Collin County issued two separate laboratory services solicitations in 2025–2026 (Offender Specimen Collection and Drug Testing Services, RFP 2026-327, due July 23, 2026 at an estimated value of $600,000 across two years with optional renewals; and Lab Services for Collin County Health Care Services, IFB 2025-166, due October 2, 2025 at an estimated annual value of approximately $70,000). The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD in Houston issued Agency Wide Clinical Laboratory Services as an RFP due June 17, 2026, requiring vendor qualification under HHS, Medicare, Medicaid, and CAP laboratory licensing frameworks. All three opportunities prioritize CLIA and state regulatory compliance, next-day or 24-hour turnaround reporting, electronic result delivery via EHR integration, and per-test or monthly unit pricing structures. No recent solicitations under this code outside Texas appear in the source; geographic spread to other states is not evidenced.