UNSPSC 41116203: Monitor or meter accessories

UNSPSC 41116203 Monitor or meter accessories, a Commodity code, encompasses electronic monitoring and measurement equipment components and peripherals that state and local governments procure for medical, environmental, safety, and operational applications. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying blood pressure cuff accessories for emergency medical equipment, temperature monitoring systems for food service compliance, vital sign monitoring devices, and predictive analytics platform integration with clinical monitoring infrastructure. The issuing bodies include county fire rescue departments, school districts, healthcare safety-net systems, and cooperative purchasing consortia serving multiple jurisdictions and entity types across the public sector.

Activity under the code spans multiple regions and issuing-body types. Marion County, Florida, through its Board of County Commissioners Procurement Services, solicited blood pressure cuff accessories and hoses compatible with LIFEPAK 15S defibrillators for Marion County Fire Rescue in a re-solicitation notice (April 29, 2026; due May 6, 2026). Jones County School District in Georgia issued an IFB for a temperature monitoring system for school nutrition operations with installation, software, monitoring, and support through June 30, 2027 with renewal options (posted May 5, 2026; due May 22, 2026). Central Health, the Travis County Healthcare District in Texas, released an RFQ for an AI-powered predictive analytics and clinical decision support platform addressing emergency department utilization and preventable readmissions, with mandatory HIPAA, HITECH, and cybersecurity compliance and HUB subcontracting plan disclosure requirements (posted June 8, 2026; due June 8, 2026). Sourcewell, a Minnesota local government cooperative, solicited law enforcement equipment on behalf of participating entities in Washington and other states through an RFP (posted May 12, 2026; due June 16, 2026). One additional solicitation for mobile vital sign monitors shows insufficient detail to support characterization. Geographic activity includes Texas, Georgia, Florida, Washington, and Minnesota, with cooperative purchasing extending across multiple states and jurisdictions.