UNSPSC 42142612: Irrigation syringe sets

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that consists of a tube with a nozzle and a bulb for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream used in an irrigation procedure in a medical setting. US FDA regulates Irrigation syringe sets under 21 CFR 872.4565 and under FDA product code EIB. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901831.

UNSPSC 42142612 Irrigation syringe sets is a Commodity code. State and local governments soliciting under this code are actually buying smart irrigation control system upgrades, duplex control panels for pump applications, traveling sprinkler irrigation equipment, and general irrigation services—a scope that diverges substantially from the code's nominal name. The Georgia World Congress Center Authority's September 2026 RFP for Calsense Irrigation Controller Upgrades at two Atlanta facilities exemplifies the control-system work: the Authority is seeking firms with five consecutive years of Calsense system experience to furnish and install eight CS3000 pedestal controller upgrades, wall-mount controllers, communication equipment, weather and flow sensors, programming, testing, commissioning, training, and ten-year communications plans, with evaluation weighting 25 percent technical approach, 20 percent firm experience, 15 percent project team and schedule, 10 percent warranty and support, and 30 percent cost. The City of Pembroke Pines, Florida's August 2026 Quick Quote for a PSI Duplex Control Panel rated 5 HP and 10 HP at 230V, 3-phase with Pump Genius Weg variable-speed controller, LED indicators, pressure transmitters, and phase monitor protection—budgeted at $12,000 and due August 19, 2026—shows the control-panel segment. The City of Richardson, Texas issued an ITB in May 2026 for three complete traveling sprinkler irrigation systems with hose-reel units, approximately 1,320 feet of polyethylene hose, water-powered turbine drive, and hydraulic lifting mechanisms, due June 11, 2026; Fort Worth Housing Solutions posted a less-detailed RFQ for irrigation services in July 2026 with proposals due August 24, 2026. Issuing bodies include municipal authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, cities of Pembroke Pines, Richardson, and Huntsville, Marion County), state departments (Texas Health and Human Services), and housing agencies (Fort Worth Housing Solutions).

Recent activity clusters in Texas (Richardson, Fort Worth, Abilene, Huntsville), Florida (Pembroke Pines, Marion County), Georgia (Atlanta), and Washington (Ferries system). The Georgia World Congress Center Authority's Calsense upgrade opportunity, due October 7, 2026 with a mandatory pre-proposal site visit September 25, 2026, carries strict communication blackout restrictions and requires 100 percent performance bond or irrevocable letter of credit with one-year warranty on installation and workmanship. The code shows no clear concentration among repeat buyers in the recent opportunities block; most are one-time or infrequent solicitations. Activity is sparse relative to the broad nominal scope of the Commodity code, and several opportunities in the block—particularly the Washington State Ferries medical surveillance RFP and Texas HHSC medical supplies IFB—are unrelated to irrigation work, suggesting the code receives mixed or mistagged procurement activity in state and local markets.