UNSPSC 42143612: Patient restraint board accessories

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

UNSPSC 42143612 Patient restraint board accessories (Commodity) covers safety restraint chairs, restraint systems with helmets, and related institutional detention and behavioral-health equipment that state and local governments procure for correctional facilities, law enforcement agencies, and custodial care settings. The code captures specialized seating and restraint devices engineered to safely secure detainees or patients during transport, intake, or medical intervention, including multi-point strap systems, protective gear, and associated warranties and training. Issuing bodies include city purchasing offices, state corrections departments, police departments, and regional cooperative purchasing organizations serving school districts and special-education programs. Recent solicitations show a mix of single-unit micro purchases and multi-vendor cooperative awards spanning detention equipment and behavioral-health supplies.

Activity centers on Texas and Pennsylvania. The City of Philadelphia has posted multiple micro purchases under this code—a four-unit SureGuard Safety Restraint Chair procurement (B2728168, quoted through October 19, 2026) and safety blankets and smocks for suicide and isolation prevention (B2727416, closed July 13, 2026)—both capped at $45,000 and requiring lowest-responsive-and-responsible-bidder award with mandatory insurance minimums and PHLContracts submission. The Tampa Police Department declared single-source intent for WRAP restraining systems with helmet, repair warranties, and officer training (26X01596, objection deadline August 10, 2026), indicating established vendor relationships in law enforcement restraint equipment. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Kilgore, Texas is marketing a two-year special education and supplies catalog-discount cooperative (SPE2628, closed October 1, 2026) with estimated expenditure of $2,713,541 and prior awards to 99 vendors, suggesting the code also spans broader educational and behavioral-support procurement beyond institutional detention contexts.