UNSPSC 41202103: Enzyme preparations

In this classification Enzyme preparations are products that are used in the histopathology laboratory for the following purposes: to disaggregate tissues and cells already in established cultures for preparation into subsequent cultures (e.g., trypsin); to disaggregate fluid specimens for cytological examination (e.g., papain for gastric lavage or trypsin for sputum liquefaction); to aid in the selective staining of tissue specimens (e.g., diastase for glycogen determination). US FDA regulates Enzyme preparations under 21 CFR 864.4400 and under FDA product code IBC.

UNSPSC 41202103 Enzyme preparations (Commodity) covers rapid diagnostic test kits and laboratory reagents for infectious disease and drug-screening testing that state and local health departments, county correctional and community supervision agencies, and public health programs procure. Recent activity shows state health departments and county agencies sourcing Abbott NAAT and ARCHITECT platform reagents for HIV, syphilis, and gonorrhea/chlamydia testing; rapid HIV test kits for public health clinics; drug-testing immunoassay and confirmatory supplies (LC/MS/MS and GC/MS) for offender monitoring programs; and general clinical laboratory testing supplies. The issuing bodies span state health department divisions, county corrections and community supervision departments, county health services, and municipal public health programs. The Illinois Department of Public Health appears repeatedly, most recently procuring NG/NT testing reagents and kits under a change order increasing annual volume to 25,000 tests and 30,000 collection kits, with revised contract cost of $900,000 over five years. Collin County, Texas, has been active across multiple testing verticals: a five-year drug testing services RFP valued at approximately $600,000 annually; a laboratory services IFB for over 200 test types, estimated at approximately $70,000 annually; and a solicitation (posting date August 19, 2026) covering diagnostic and screening services requiring CLIA and HIPAA compliance.

Geographic concentration appears strongest in Texas and Illinois, with Texas generating recent activity through Collin County (Plano and McKinney specimen collection sites, serving approximately 25,031 annual tests), the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (laboratory testing services across multiple classifications), and the City of Austin (rapid HIV test kits for public health, with estimated annual quantities of 375 test kits and 79 control kits). Illinois shows repeated emergency and standard procurements through the Department of Public Health for reagents and kits supporting the Carbondale Laboratory's NAAT and ARCHITECT platforms. Georgia enters the mix with Gwinnett County's annual contract for drugs-of-abuse analyzer supplies (proposal due October 14, 2026). Representative current opportunities include the Illinois Department of Public Health change order notice for Hologic NG/NT testing kits (due October 13, 2026, IFB format, $900,000 revised total); Collin County Community Supervision offender drug testing services RFP 2026-327 (originally due July 23, 2026, approximately $600,000 estimated value); and the City of Austin HIV test kit IFB rebid (due September 3, 2026, Abbott Determine kits, planning quantity 375 annual units).