UNSPSC 41151607: Chromatographic separation material for clinical use

In this classification a chromatographic separation material for clinical use is a device accessory intended for use in ion exchange chromatography, a procedure in which a compound is separated from a solution US FDA regulates Chromatographic separation material for clinical use under 21 CFR 862.2230 and under FDA product code DJY.

UNSPSC 41151607 Chromatographic separation material for clinical use is a Commodity code that captures laboratory supplies and reagents for water testing, forensic analysis, and clinical diagnostics at state and local public health, environmental, and law enforcement facilities. Recent state and local solicitations show buyers acquiring IDEXX COLILERT reagents for bacteriological water sample testing, specialized chromatography systems (liquid chromatograph-triple quadrupole mass spectrometers for forensic labs), and associated laboratory consumables and calibration equipment that support analytical workflows in crime labs, public health departments, and environmental testing centers. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code span state health departments, county sheriffs' offices and county water resources, city procurement departments, and state environmental agencies, with repeat activity from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Brazoria County, and the State of Oregon's occupational safety division.

Recent representative solicitations include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) requesting IDEXX COLILERT reagents and water bottles for the South Texas Laboratory under an RFQ with a due date of July 8, 2026, anticipating annual spend of $70,050 to $90,000 based on FY2025 usage; Brazoria County, Texas issuing an RFP for a complete Liquid Chromatograph-Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer system for the Sheriff's Office Crime Lab with a May 12, 2026 proposal deadline and estimated budget of $300,000; and the County of Santa Clara issuing an RFI for a Public Health Lab Information Management Solution Replacement with an April 22, 2026 response deadline. Activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Mississippi, and Oregon, with the most recent and highest-value solicitations driven by forensic lab modernization and water quality monitoring requirements in county and state laboratories. The code shows consistent demand across state health, environmental, and law enforcement sectors for both consumables (reagents, calibration materials) and analytical instrumentation to support regulated testing and evidence processing workflows.