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 encompassing equipment, instruments, components, and consumable supplies used by state and local health agencies, utilities, educational institutions, and environmental programs to conduct laboratory analysis, materials testing, and environmental monitoring. State and local buyers under this code procure spectrophotometers, photometric testing equipment, sterilization and washing systems, atmospheric gas monitors, high-voltage test modules, optical surface profilers, software platforms for chemical analysis and drug discovery, oil analysis systems, toxicology testing consumables, and associated repair and maintenance services. Issuing bodies include state environmental and health departments, municipal water and wastewater utilities, airport authorities, county environmental offices, public universities, and community colleges. Recent solicitations show repeat activity from water quality and environmental divisions, with state health laboratories, transit authorities, and educational research programs also active. The code supports both capital equipment procurement and ongoing maintenance contracts.

Recent activity spans multiple states and regions. Florida accounts for significant volume, with solicitations from the City of Tampa, Lee County Port Authority, Collier County, City of Orlando, and Valencia College. Texas, Utah, Oregon, Colorado, Illinois, Idaho, and Arizona also show recent activity. Lee County Port Authority issued multiple related photometric testing solicitations (August 2026 and October 2026), indicating sustained demand for airfield lighting compliance work. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Ocala's RFP for a Three-Phase Meter Test Board (response deadline April 30, 2026), the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's IFB for laboratory equipment repair and maintenance at DSHS South Texas Laboratory in Harlingen (response deadline August 26, 2026), the City of Phoenix's IFB for atmospheric monitoring instruments at water facilities (response deadline September 4, 2026), and the Utah Department of Commerce's RFP for an electronic health compliance monitoring and toxicology testing platform (response deadline July 30, 2026). Sole-source and notice-of-intent-to-award procurements are common, reflecting the specialized, often proprietary nature of laboratory and testing equipment; competitive RFPs appear less frequently but command substantial evaluation weight on technical capability and vendor experience.