UNSPSC 42142309: Patient care and medical exams

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UNSPSC 42142309 Patient care and medical exams (Commodity) covers a diverse range of healthcare staffing and clinical services that state and local governments procure to support students, populations under public health surveillance, employee benefits administration, and emergency department operations. Recent solicitations show school districts contracting for specialized nursing services—RNs to provide classroom-based care for students with complex medical needs including tracheostomy management, feeding tubes, seizure management, and insulin-dependent diabetes—and contracted staffing for special education support roles. Beyond school-based care, state health departments are funding clinical technical assistance for psychosis programming, disease surveillance and epidemiological registry maintenance, and healthcare benefits administration. The issuing bodies span independent school districts (Salt Lake City, Community Unit School District U-46, Jones County), state health departments and purchasing divisions (Utah), city governments (Goodyear), county healthcare districts (Travis County), and county fire/rescue agencies (Marion County). School districts and state health agencies appear as repeat buyers in the recent opportunity set.

Geographic activity concentrates in Utah, Arizona, Illinois, and Texas, with a June 2026 school nutrition temperature monitoring procurement originating in Georgia. Representative recent solicitations include Salt Lake City School District's RFP WK2664NS (due May 22, 2026) for nursing agencies to supply RNs and LPNs serving approximately six primary students with complex medical needs across the district; Community Unit School District U-46's RFP 4472627 (due October 22, 2026) for contracted staffing services supporting special education programs across three fiscal years; the Utah Department of Health's sole-source contract amendment (September 2026) with the University of Utah for a Parkinson's Disease Registry surveillance platform using REDCap with 90 percent county healthcare provider reporting coverage; and Marion County Fire Rescue's re-solicitation for blood pressure cuffs and hoses compatible with LIFEPAK 15S defibrillators (April–May 2026). A June 2026 RFQ from Central Health (Travis County Healthcare District) sought AI-powered predictive analytics and clinical decision support platforms targeting high-cost ED utilization and preventable readmissions among safety-net and Medicaid populations, with mandatory HIPAA, HITECH, NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and SOC 2/HITRUST compliance.