UNSPSC 41116202: Cholesterol monitors or meters

UNSPSC 41116202 Cholesterol monitors or meters is a Commodity code, but state and local governments are soliciting under it for a broader range of vital-sign and health-monitoring equipment than the code name suggests. Recent opportunities show procurement demand for mobile vital-sign monitors, blood pressure cuffs and accessories compatible with specific defibrillators, and temperature-monitoring systems for food service operations — a mix indicating that the code captures clinical and operational monitoring devices deployed across emergency medical response, healthcare facilities, and institutional food safety compliance. Issuing bodies include county fire rescue services, county school districts, healthcare systems, and county governments. Marion County Fire Rescue in Florida and Jones County School District in Georgia are among the recent active buyers; Central Health (Travis County Healthcare District) in Texas is also seeking related health-monitoring and clinical decision-support capabilities, though their RFQ targets a broader AI-powered analytics platform rather than a standalone device procurement.

Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing frameworks. Representative solicitations include Marion County, Florida's re-solicitation (IFB 21044, May 6, 2026 deadline) for blood pressure cuffs and hoses compatible with LIFEPAK 15S defibrillators for fire rescue operations; Jones County School District in Georgia's IFB (PE55267NONST2026000000053, May 22, 2026 deadline) for a temperature-monitoring system for school nutrition operations with software, installation, training, and 24/7 support; and Sourcewell's RFP 061626 (June 16, 2026 deadline) for law enforcement equipment on behalf of participating entities including multiple Washington counties, which may encompass health and safety monitoring devices. The most recent opportunity—a mobile vital-sign monitors solicitation (June 30, 2026 deadline)—lacks issuing-body identification and scope detail. Activity is episodic rather than continuous, and the code shows limited recent volume under its nominal scope.