UNSPSC 41122417: Blood drop dispenser device

Closed tube piercing sampler that dispenses blood drops for the preparation of peripheral blood smears

UNSPSC 41122417 Blood drop dispenser device is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned to its nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged under this code predominantly reflect laboratory consumables, reagents, and analytical supplies serving water quality testing, wastewater surveillance, genomic analysis, and infectious disease detection — work that uses laboratory instrumentation and supplies but does not center on blood drop dispensing devices as such. The one solicitation with clear relevance to blood testing (Mississippi's sole-source notice for 200 LeadSmart3 Standard Kits from EHS Lab, a lead-testing laboratory kit) represents a narrow, non-competitive procurement. The issuing bodies include state departments of health, transportation, and public health (Texas HHSC, Colorado CDPHE, Texas General Land Office, Mississippi state government), municipal water utilities (City of Arlington), and regional public health laboratories, with no school districts, transit authorities, or counties visible in the recent record.

Activity concentrates in Texas and Colorado, with secondary presence in California and Mississippi. Representative opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's IFB for standards, consumables, and instrument parts (posted September 24, 2026; due October 9, 2026) serving drinking water analysis at the state laboratory, and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's series of sole-source procurements for reagents and service agreements (Qiagen wastewater reagents, Standard BioTools genomics systems, Ceres Nanosciences microbiome particles, and Twist Bioscience synthetic viral controls, all posted and closed in May 2026) supporting genomic and wastewater surveillance programs. The sole-source pattern across Colorado's multiple procurements suggests vendor lock-in around specialized laboratory platforms and proprietary reagent systems rather than competitive open bidding. No open competitive opportunities for blood drop dispensers proper appear in the recent record, indicating limited or no current state and local demand under this code.