UNSPSC 41116212: Monitor or meter quality controls calibrators or standards

All controls, calibrators and standards utilized in maintaining accurate linearity of point of care test meters

UNSPSC 41116212 Monitor or meter quality controls calibrators or standards, a Commodity code, covers the cleaning, calibration, and maintenance of specialized measurement and testing equipment used in healthcare, public safety, and occupational health settings. State and local governments purchase calibration and certification services for respiratory fit testers, vital sign monitors, temperature monitoring systems, and related diagnostic equipment to maintain compliance with federal safety standards (OSHA, NIOSH, ANSI) and ensure operational accuracy of life-safety systems. Issuing bodies span county sheriff departments, regional health authorities, school districts, and fire rescue agencies, each procuring annual or periodic recalibration and maintenance to keep equipment within regulatory tolerances.

Activity under this code appears light and episodic, driven by specific asset-management or replacement cycles rather than ongoing demand. Recent opportunities include the County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner's IFB for annual cleaning and calibration of ten TSI PortaCount respirator fit testers (due May 28, 2026); Jones County School District's IFB for installation and ongoing temperature monitoring services for refrigeration equipment in school nutrition operations (due May 22, 2026); Marion County, Florida's re-solicitation for blood pressure cuff and hose accessories compatible with LIFEPAK 15S defibrillators (due May 6, 2026); and Central Health (Travis County Healthcare District) RFQ for an AI-powered platform addressing clinical decision support and emergency department utilization reduction (due June 8, 2026). Geographic activity clusters in the Southeast and Pacific West (Texas, Florida, California, Georgia) with secondary representation in Minnesota cooperative purchasing vehicles. No recent opportunities identify contract values, incumbent vendors, or set-aside designations with specificity. Two early postings (June 24 and June 30 closures) lack sufficient detail for evaluation, and the Sourcewell cooperative RFP for law enforcement equipment (due June 16, 2026) shows minimal alignment with the code's healthcare and occupational-health focus.