UNSPSC 41151739: Quinine test system

In this classification, a Quinine test system is a device intended to measure Quinine for clinical toxicology purposes. US FDA regulates Quinine test system under 21 CFR 862.3750 and under FDA product code LAL

UNSPSC 41151739 Quinine test system is a Commodity code that does not reflect recent state and local procurement activity. The source records twenty-eight opportunities posted between June 26 and October 23, 2026, of which only one was potentially tagged to this code — a Mississippi State University sole-source notice for unspecified precision X-ray equipment (Solicitation 3150006994) that carries a reference-document mismatch rendering the record unusable. The remaining opportunities span laboratory instrumentation (dynamic mechanical analyzers, nanoindenter systems, spectrometers, ion sources, high-speed cameras), medical and water-quality testing supplies (IDEXX reagents and cartridges for bacterial analysis, Colilert reagents), research equipment (UAVs, 3D printing systems, cold spray additive manufacturing, induction furnaces), and facility/grounds materials (cooling tower fill media, timeclock equipment, pinestraw) — none of which align with quinine testing systems or related diagnostic or pharmaceutical testing applications.

Mississippi State University and the University of Mississippi dominate the opportunities block, issuing nineteen of the twenty-eight notices, predominantly as sole-source procurements and scattered RFQs and RFPs for specialized research and instructional equipment. Secondary activity appears at University of Wisconsin-Madison (six bids for scientific instrumentation), Texas universities (three), Illinois state agencies (two), Escambia County, Florida (four service contracts for analytical instruments), Harris County, Texas (one RFP), and single notices from the State of Oregon, the City of Philadelphia, and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. No recent activity reflects quinine testing systems or diagnostic assays in that family; the UNSPSC code appears inactive or misapplied in state and local procurement records as of October 2026.