UNSPSC 41116205: Rapid test kits

UNSPSC 41116205 Rapid test kits is a Commodity code covering self-administered diagnostic testing supplies and lab-processed specimen collection kits that state and local governments procure for public health screening, occupational compliance, substance abuse monitoring, and forensic applications. Recent solicitations show the code spans at-home STI/HIV testing kits with integrated digital platforms and laboratory services; offender drug screening with multi-panel immunoassay and confirmatory testing; occupational health pre-employment and fitness-for-duty testing; and forensic rapid DNA analysis supplies and controlled-substance reference standards for laboratory validation. Issuing bodies range from state departments of health and welfare to county public health services, criminal justice supervision agencies, universities, and local law enforcement forensic divisions. The code reflects demand for turnkey testing solutions where vendors supply collection materials, shipping, analysis infrastructure, secure reporting portals, and compliance certification (CLIA, SAMHSA, CAP, ISO/IEC 17025) as bundled offerings rather than commodity items alone.

Recent activity spans Idaho (Department of Health and Welfare at-home STI testing RFP with $1.44 million funding and indefinite-quantity five-year term due November 30, 2026), Collin County Texas (offender drug testing RFP at $600,000 estimated value with 25,031 annual tests due July 23, 2026), Gwinnett County Georgia (drug testing supplies for existing analyzer system due October 14, 2026), Texas Comptroller (proprietary forensic and drug-screening lab reagents and cartridges IFB due October 20, 2026), Charlotte North Carolina (drug and alcohol testing for safety-sensitive workforce due October 12, 2026), Benton County Oregon (urinalysis testing for treatment court program due July 6, 2026), Utah Attorney General (sole-source ANDE Rapid DNA chips and subscription services at $67,600), and Oregon Department of Human Services (sole-source clozapine assay kits from Saladax Biomedical). Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Texas, Florida, Oregon, and the Mountain West, with secondary activity across the Upper Midwest and Southeast. Sole-source and proprietary procurements appear frequently, reflecting specialized supplier relationships and system-integration requirements in forensic, psychiatric, and regulated occupational testing contexts.