UNSPSC 42161607: Hemodialysis dialysate pressure pumps

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a dialysate pressure pump in a hemodialysis procedure in a medical setting. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 841370.

UNSPSC 42161607 Hemodialysis dialysate pressure pumps is a Commodity code representing specialized medical equipment used in kidney dialysis treatment. State and local governments buy this equipment primarily through state health agencies, correctional facilities, public hospitals, and regional medical centers that operate or contract dialysis services. The scope encompasses the pressure pump units themselves and related accessories necessary for hemodialysis system operation. Issuing bodies are predominantly state health departments and state-operated medical facilities, though county and municipal public health agencies also procure under this code when they maintain dialysis programs or contracted treatment services.

Recent solicitation activity shows limited direct opportunities under this specific Commodity code. A NASPO ValuePoint RFP (NVP_1443) posted by Texas on behalf of Idaho state agencies on October 6, 2026, with proposals due November 9, 2026, establishes a cooperative purchasing framework for medical supplies across multiple product categories, potentially including specialized equipment like hemodialysis pumps, though the available summary does not confirm inclusion of this specific device. The RFP emphasizes comprehensive product catalogs, competitive unit pricing, and tiered discounts based on order volumes, with funding drawn from individual agency budgets as items are ordered. Set-asides or preferences for small business, Idaho-based vendors, or other designated groups may apply, though specific programs are not detailed in the overview. A second recent opportunity—Sourcewell RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment, posted May 12, 2026—is unrelated to dialysis equipment and does not indicate relevant activity under this code. The limited recent posting activity under this Commodity code suggests either sporadic procurement cycles or consolidation toward existing contract vehicles and standing agreements rather than frequent open competition.