UNSPSC 41151700: Clinical toxicology test systems

In this classification, these entries connote the test systems used in association with clinical toxicological laboratory procedures

UNSPSC 41151700 Clinical toxicology test systems is a Class code that encompasses laboratory reagents, test kits, and consumable supplies for detecting biological and chemical contaminants in water, environmental, and forensic samples — not instruments or equipment themselves, though the recent opportunities show substantial overlap with analytical instrumentation and laboratory apparatus procurement.

State and local governments purchasing under this code span higher-education institutions (Mississippi State University, University of Southern Mississippi, University of Wisconsin-Madison), state health agencies (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services, Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration), county governments (Brazoria County, Cook County, Santa Clara County, Broward County, Gwinnett County), city procurement offices (Philadelphia, Albuquerque), and school districts (Klein Independent School District). The recent opportunities split between sole-source procurements (dominant) and competitive solicitations. Mississippi State University appears as a repeat buyer across multiple sole-source notices for specialized research equipment. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Houston area, Harlingen area), Mississippi (Starkville), Oregon (Salem, Wilsonville), Florida (Broward County), Georgia (Gwinnett County), Illinois (Cook County), and California. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's request for IDEXX COLILERT reagents and water bottles for bacteriological testing (ITB, due July 8, 2026, responding to approximately 1,000 samples monthly); Mississippi State University's sole-source request for Brain Products EEG systems for neurophysiological research (due June 5, 2026, estimated value $900,000); Brazoria County's RFP for a Liquid Chromatograph-Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer for forensic laboratory use (due May 12, 2026, estimated value $300,000); and the City of Albuquerque's request for forensic laboratory supplies including evidence packaging, fingerprint collection equipment, and chemical reagents (RFB, due May 13, 2026). The code shows heavy recent activity in forensic chemistry, environmental water testing, and materials characterization research, with spending ranging from micro-purchases under $45,000 to specialized research systems exceeding $1 million.