UNSPSC 41170000: Diagnostic and microbiological devices

In this classification these entries connote devices used in diagnostic and microbiological based laboratory procedures.

UNSPSC 41170000 Diagnostic and microbiological devices (Family) encompasses testing and laboratory analysis services that state and local governments procure to assess indoor environmental conditions and provide medical diagnostic imaging. State and local buyers under this code are soliciting environmental and medical diagnostic services delivered through specialized equipment and certified personnel, rather than purchasing diagnostic devices as standalone products. The issuing bodies include school districts, state departments of health and corrections, and other municipal agencies seeking to assess facility conditions or provide inmate healthcare. Work being solicited ranges from indoor air quality investigation, asbestos and mold testing with laboratory analysis to mobile imaging services (MRI and CT scanning) staffed by licensed radiologists and technologists, with results delivered within specified turnaround times and strict compliance with facility security, clinical, and regulatory protocols.

Recent activity shows geographic concentration in the Southeast and Mountain West regions. Pinellas County School District in Florida posted an ITB for Indoor Air Quality Services with a response deadline of November 6, 2026, seeking asbestos surveys, mold testing, laboratory analysis, and reporting services under an estimated $100,000 contract; mandatory pre-bid attendance is required October 28, 2026. The Utah Department of Health and Human Services posted an RFP for mobile MRI and CT diagnostic imaging services at Utah State Correctional Facility with a response deadline of July 31, 2026, requiring ARRT-certified technologists, board-certified radiologist interpretation, and 24-to-48-hour report turnaround on a five-year contract with 70 percent technical evaluation weight and 30 percent cost weight. Both opportunities impose rigorous credentialing, background clearance, and insurance requirements specific to facility access and clinical liability.