UNSPSC 42132107: Hospital blankets or duvets or quilts

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is used as a blanket, duvet, or quilt in a hospital setting. US FDA regulates Hospital blankets or duvets or quilts under 21 CFR 880. 606 and under FDA product code KME. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 630130.

UNSPSC 42132107 Hospital blankets or duvets or quilts is a Commodity code covering textiles for health care and institutional use. State and local governments procuring under this code are acquiring woven wool blankets and similar institutional-grade bedding for hospital systems, health departments, and municipal facilities. The work involves supplying finished textile products meeting institutional specifications for durability, washability, and infection-control standards. Issuing bodies include city procurement offices managing municipal health facilities and hospital systems.

The City of Philadelphia posted a micro purchase RFQ on September 8, 2026, soliciting woven wool blankets with a quotation ceiling of $45,000 (adjusted annually by CPI-U from January 1, 2020) and a response deadline of September 22, 2026. Award was to be made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with optional line-item splits at the City's discretion. The contract term runs 365 days from purchase order issuance, with delivery FOB Destination Point. Vendors were required to carry workers' compensation insurance at statutory limits, general liability insurance with a $500,000 per-occurrence minimum, and automobile liability insurance at $300,000 per occurrence. The City solicited voluntary LGBTQ Business Enterprise (LGBTBE) demographic information through the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce, Independence Business Alliance, Pennsylvania Unified Certification Program, or WBENC, though completion was optional and did not affect eligibility or award. The recent-opportunities block contains only this single Philadelphia procurement; broader geographic activity or repeat buyer patterns are not supported by available data.