UNSPSC 42171607: Mobile medical services cervical or extrication collars

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a cervical or extrication collar during a mobile medical services procedure. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901811.

UNSPSC 42171607 Mobile medical services cervical or extrication collars (Commodity) is being solicited by state and local EMS and fire departments primarily as part of broader emergency medical supplies procurement. However, the recent opportunities block reveals limited direct solicitation activity specifically targeting cervical or extrication collars as standalone line items. Instead, state and local agencies are acquiring these products within comprehensive EMS medical supply contracts that bundle airway management devices, trauma supplies, immobilization tools, IV and medication delivery systems, and diagnostic equipment. Williamson County (Texas), Henry County (Georgia), Orange County (Florida), the City of Tucson (Arizona), Bernalillo County (New Mexico), and multiple Florida counties including Hillsborough, Collier, and Clay are among the repeat buyers posting contracts for general EMS medical supplies and equipment during the past four months. The work being solicited ranges from equipment-only buys (competitive IFBs and RFQs) to comprehensive vendor-managed inventory contracts with managed-care requirements, web-based inventory tracking integration, fill-rate guarantees, and fast-turn delivery obligations. Contract values where disclosed span $70,000 to $240,000 annually; Bernalillo County estimated $240,000 in annual EMS medical product usage, and Tucson Fire cited 251 line items with estimated annual quantities.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and the Southwest. Williamson County (Texas) posted IFB 26IFB63 for EMS Medical and Pharmaceutical Items due August 4, 2026, and a parallel sole-source procurement (26SS60) for EZ-IO intraosseous equipment from Teleflex Medical due July 7, 2026. Henry County (Georgia) issued sealed bid 26-34 for miscellaneous medical supplies for its Fire Department due April 8, 2026, requiring integration with UCAP and Operative IQ inventory management systems and a vendor-hosted web-based platform. Orange County (Florida) seeks responses on Y25-1067-KS for EMS Equipment for Fire Rescue, a five-year requirements contract covering 94 line items of medical supplies due October 14, 2025 (already closed). The City of Dallas posted IFSDFDB2500034 for emergency medical services equipment and supplies due July 13, 2026. Bernalillo County (New Mexico) solicited RFB 46-26-JM for approximately 266 core EMS medical products due May 21, 2026, at $240,000 estimated annual value. Collier County (Florida), Clay County (Florida), and Hillsborough County (Florida) have all posted focused medical equipment and supply solicitations within the past four months. The code shows steady procurement activity driven by fleet replenishment, inventory standardization, and integration with electronic patient care record and inventory management systems; responses favor firms with FDA and OSHA compliance credentials, authorized distributor status for major manufacturers (Teleflex, Zoll, Hamilton Medical, Verathon, Vyaire), and capability to meet aggressive fill rates, expiration-date guarantees, and same-day or next-business-day delivery.