UNSPSC 41181936: Protein s-100 b tests

In this classification, a Protein s-100 b tumor associated antigen immunological test system that consists of the reagents used to identify by immunochemical techniques Protein s-100 b based tumors.

UNSPSC 41181936 Protein s-100 b tests is a Commodity code, and the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it show significant mismatch between the code's nominal scope and what is actually being procured. The seven recent solicitations span laboratory testing services (phlebotomy, oil analysis, spectrophotometry, electrical equipment diagnostics), equipment repair and maintenance (laboratory washers, sterilizers, steam generators, EV chargers), meter test boards, water well construction, fatigue testing systems, and lock-in amplifiers. Only the Marion County, Oregon laboratory testing solicitation—an ITB for phlebotomy and specimen collection services with a July 24, 2026 response date—bears any plausible relationship to protein biomarker testing. The code does not reflect coherent procurement activity; it appears to serve as a catch-all bin for miscellaneous testing-related commodities rather than a targeted biomarker-analysis category.

Issuing bodies span state agencies (Texas Department of State Health Services), counties (Marion County, Oregon; Harris County Toll Road Authority; Brevard County), cities (Tampa, Orlando, Ocala, Palm Bay), transit authorities (Broward County Transportation Department), municipal utilities (Lubbock Power & Light; Ocala Electric Utility), public health departments (Santa Clara County), academic institutions (Lamar University, Texas A&M University System), and fire/public safety jurisdictions (Town of Waterford, Connecticut). Geographic spread includes Florida (Tampa, Orlando, Palm Bay, Broward County), Oregon (Marion County), Texas (multiple), Connecticut, and California. No repeat buyers emerge under this specific code. The heterogeneity of issuing bodies and procurement types—combined with the absence of focused protein biomarker testing demand—signals that this code does not represent a coherent procurement category worth pursuing as a specialty. Business development professionals should verify code assignment during opportunity intake before committing resources.