UNSPSC 41150000: Clinical laboratory and toxicology testing systems, components, and supplies

In this classification these entries connote systems, components and supplies used in clinical laboratory and toxicological based laboratory procedures.

UNSPSC 41150000 Clinical laboratory and toxicology testing systems, components, and supplies is a Family code that spans laboratory equipment, testing supplies, specimen collection materials, and ancillary services state and local governments buy to support public health, corrections, environmental monitoring, and utility operations. Recent solicitations show three distinct buying patterns: laboratory testing services bundled with phlebotomy and specimen handling for custody and compliance populations; platform-based health monitoring and toxicology testing systems with secure data management and statewide specimen collection networks; and specialized equipment repair, maintenance, and analytical supplies for waste-to-energy facilities, water treatment plants, and utility operations.

Issuing bodies include state health departments (Utah Department of Commerce), county corrections and probation systems (Marion County, Oregon), county health departments (Cook County, Illinois; Santa Clara County, California), municipal utilities and transit authorities (Broward County Transportation, City of Tampa, Lubbock Power & Light), and specialized local agencies (City of Orlando Water Reclamation). Recent activity clusters in the Southwest and Southeast, with solicitations in Oregon, Utah, Texas, Florida, Illinois, and Connecticut. Representative opportunities include Marion County's July 2026 ITB for laboratory testing and phlebotomy services for incarcerated adults with a July 24 response date; Utah Department of Commerce's July 2026 RFP for a five-year statewide eHealth compliance monitoring and toxicology testing platform with phased GovRAMP authorization and 560-point minimum technical score threshold, proposals due July 30; Texas DSHS's July 2026 IFB for annual repair and maintenance of laboratory sterilization and washing equipment at the South Texas Laboratory with historical annual values of $25,050 to $40,000 and a September 2026 contract start; and Cook County's July 2026 re-bid for histology and toxicology supplies with a July 22 deadline. The code shows active procurement cycles across corrections, public health, and municipal utility segments.