UNSPSC 42121519: Veterinary injection or suction unit accessories

Accessories included with veterinary injection or suction units

UNSPSC 42121519 Veterinary injection or suction unit accessories (Commodity) encompasses consumable and replacement components for veterinary medical equipment—syringes, needles, tubing, valves, and related apparatus—that state and local animal health and shelter operations procure to support ongoing clinical care. State and local governments buying under this code include county animal shelters, public health services offices operating animal clinics, and regional veterinary facilities. Recent solicitations reflect demand for both individual accessory items and bundled supplies within broader veterinary clinic procurement contracts. The code sees activity primarily from county-level issuing bodies managing animal welfare and public health operations, which solicit supplies through competitive sealed bids (ITB and IFB notices) to support routine clinical operations, shelter medical care, and preventive health programs.

Geographic activity centers on Texas, where both Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter and Harris County Public Health Services Office have recently posted solicitations. Williamson County issued IFB 26IFB24 on April 23, 2026, seeking veterinary pharmaceuticals and clinic supplies with firm pricing, online ordering capability, delivery within two weeks via common carrier, and a one-year initial term with optional extensions up to 36 months total; bidders must provide samples at no cost and maintain minimum one-year product shelf life. Harris County Public Health Services Office posted ITB 260161 on July 3, 2026, with response due July 27, 2026, soliciting pet clinic supplies and related items; the source does not specify scope detail beyond the notice title. Both opportunities reflect standard state and local procurement mechanics—firm pricing, electronic fulfillment infrastructure, and flexible award structures allowing single or multiple vendor awards by item or group.