UNSPSC 42141827: Iontophoresis systems

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is either an accessory or consumable associated with sweat control equipment. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901890.

UNSPSC 42141827 Iontophoresis systems is a Commodity code. The recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code show minimal alignment with iontophoresis equipment—the solicitations capture a much broader medical device and rehabilitation services procurement landscape. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission's Master Contracts for Durable Medical Equipment and Services (HHS0017173) is the closest fit, seeking DME vendors across eleven categories including respiratory supplies, communication aids, orthotics and prosthetics, positioning devices, medical equipment, and biofeedback devices to support the Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services program serving individuals with traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries across Texas. The California Department of Health Services RFB for SciFit Pro2 equipment (RFBIS26200998) is unrelated to iontophoresis. The remaining opportunities—athletic training services (City of Tucson), law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell), school athletic and strength conditioning supplies (Harlingen and Klein ISDs), inmate behavioral coaching (Pinal County), special education supplies (Donna ISD), and state tablet procurement (California)—fall entirely outside the iontophoresis scope. The code appears to capture incidental opportunities in rehabilitation and medical device procurement rather than sustained specialist demand for iontophoresis systems.

State and local issuing bodies in the relevant opportunities span state health and human services departments (Texas HHSC, California DHS) and school districts (Harlingen, Klein), with Texas showing the most recent substantive activity. The Texas HHSC RFP (due June 2, 2026) includes a 21.1 percent HUB utilization goal, requires current medical device licensure under Texas Health and Safety Code Section 431, and caps total compensation at $5 million over the contract term extending through August 31, 2031; vendors must deliver home evaluations, 24-hour emergency repairs, and comprehensive client education, with pricing constrained to CMS DMEPOS competitive bidding schedules. Beyond the Texas DME procurement, the code shows no recent state or local opportunities explicitly soliciting iontophoresis equipment or systems. If pursuing this code, focus on Texas rehabilitation services contracts and monitor for future DME category expansions at state health departments; the broader opportunities in this dataset are misfiled and do not represent genuine market activity for iontophoresis vendors.