UNSPSC 42152933: Orthodontic vibration device

A removable device patients with braces wear for a period of time daily to speed up tooth movement.

UNSPSC 42152933 Orthodontic vibration device is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement covers specialized dental imaging and scanning technology for clinical and educational settings. The single recent opportunity recorded under this code is Valencia College's School of Allied Health, Dental Hygiene Department soliciting four iTero Lumina Scanners from Align Technology, Inc—3D intraoral imaging devices used for creating digital representations of teeth and gums in orthodontic and dental applications. The issuing body is a state higher-education institution's health-sciences program rather than a general municipal or county procurement office, suggesting that activity under this code skews toward institutional healthcare and training facilities rather than routine government services purchasing.

The activity documented is limited to Florida, with the Valencia College procurement posted in April 2026 and originally due November 27, 2025. The college conducted a sole-source procurement under Florida Administrative Code and Florida Statute 287.057 for a total acquisition cost of $143,196.00, with procurement oversight by Valencia College's Assistant Director of Procurement, Kellie Robertson. No recent comparative opportunities under this code from other states or jurisdictions are evident in the record, and no set-aside designations appear in the documentation. The code shows minimal recent activity overall, with only one substantive opportunity on record.