UNSPSC 42151699: Dental implant mobility measuring instrument

A device for measuring the fixation of an implant by means of sound waves or mechanical vibrations.

UNSPSC 42151699 Dental implant mobility measuring instrument, a Commodity code, encompasses advanced dental imaging and diagnostic equipment that state and local health systems, educational institutions, and public health facilities acquire for clinical and didactic purposes. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing intraoral digital scanners, dental supplies, equipment repair services, and related consumables—a broader scope than the code's title alone suggests. The mix of issuing bodies includes public colleges and universities (Valencia College in Florida; Texas A&M University), state health agencies (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), and supported living centers operated by state departments. These institutions solicit through competitive ITBs and blanket purchase orders as well as sole-source procurements when specialized equipment justifies single-vendor acquisition.

Activity appears concentrated in Texas and Florida, with recent opportunities spanning August through November 2026. Valencia College's School of Allied Health, Dental Hygiene Department issued a sole-source procurement (SS202620, due November 27, 2025) for four iTero Lumina Scanners from Align Technology, Inc., totaling $143,196.00, following Florida's administrative code process for specialized technology justification. Texas A&M University's Division of Finance issued ITB TAMHSC-26-0648 (due September 3, 2026) for a master order pool of dental and medical equipment and supplies through the AggieBid portal. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission requested bids for dental supplies, equipment repair, and consumables at Mexia State Supported Living Center (HHS0017846, due August 19, 2026), including Sprintray resin products and repair services. The code shows active procurement among state educational and health systems for diagnostic imaging, materials, and maintenance support.