UNSPSC 42121605: Cardiovascular system veterinary products

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is used in the cardiovascular system based medical treatment of animals. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 291739.

UNSPSC 42121605 Cardiovascular system veterinary products is a Commodity code that in practice covers the procurement of veterinary pharmaceuticals, vaccines, medical supplies, and related animal healthcare products by state and local animal care and shelter operations. Recent solicitations show demand for sutures, syringes and needles, anesthetic drugs, euthanasia solutions, and hospital supplies supplied on an as-needed basis to municipally owned animal shelters and county animal services divisions. The buying mix is dominated by county animal services departments and municipal animal shelters, with Texas and Florida jurisdictions most active in the recent record.

The City of San Antonio issued an IFB for an annual contract to supply veterinary pharmaceuticals and miscellaneous supplies to Animal Care Services with bids due October 30, 2026, and Pinellas County Government requested bids on veterinary drugs, medications, medical supplies, and animal healthcare products under ITB 260718 with a posted closing date of September 24, 2026 and an estimated annual budget of $25,000 for a projected 36-month contract value of $75,000. Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter in Texas solicited competitive bids for veterinary pharmaceutical and clinic supplies through IFB 26IFB24 with a submission deadline of April 23, 2026, requiring the successful bidder to establish an online ordering system with firm pricing on a Free on Board destination basis inclusive of freight charges and standard delivery within two weeks of order placement. Pinellas County's ITB mandates three mandatory compliance certifications—a Common Carrier Attestation under Florida Statute 908.111 and 92.525, a notarized Foreign Country of Concern Affidavit under Florida Statute 287.138, and a notarized Human Trafficking Affidavit under Florida Statute 787.06—for award eligibility. Vendors typically must demonstrate three years of prior experience with similar contracts, provide professional references, comply with E-Verify, and carry Commercial General Liability insurance; delivery terms commonly require FOB destination with all shipping costs included and two-day turnaround from order receipt.