UNSPSC 42171616: Mobile medical services ambulance cot accessories

Accessories included with mobile medical service ambulance cots

UNSPSC 42171616 Mobile medical services ambulance cot accessories (Commodity) spans EMS equipment and supplies that state and local fire and rescue departments procure on an ongoing basis, ranging from specialized intraosseous infusion devices and pediatric emergency kits to broad catalogs of airway management, trauma, and pharmaceutical supplies. Recent solicitations show counties and cities treating this code as a container for comprehensive EMS logistics — Williamson County (Texas) issued an IFB on July 15, 2026, for EMS medical and pharmaceutical items due August 4, 2026; Bernalillo County (New Mexico) solicited approximately 266 core medical products with an estimated annual value of $240,000 (RFB 46-26-JM, due May 21, 2026); and Orange County (Florida) structured a five-year requirements contract for 94 line items of medical supplies spanning airway, trauma, immobilization, PPE, IV delivery, and diagnostics (Y25-1067-KS, due October 14, 2025). Issuing bodies are predominantly county fire and rescue departments and city fire departments, with occasional state-level demand — Henry County (Georgia) and Clay County (Florida) each issued annual medical supply contracts; the Ohio Board of Health and Tucson Fire Department each sought POD or station-based supplies; and individual cities (Dallas, DeLand, Orlando, Tampa, Marion County) pursued targeted sole-source or limited-scope acquisitions for specific products (Tramedic cabinets, EZ-IO systems, ventilators, Handtevy pediatric bags).

Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Collier, Clay, Orange, Hillsborough, Marion counties; City of DeLand and Tampa), Texas (Williamson, Bernalillo counties; City of Dallas and Tucson), Georgia (Henry, Dawson counties), and scattered single-source or emergency-procurement notices across Arizona, New Mexico, and Ohio. Representative recent opportunities include Bernalillo County's broad RFB for 266 EMS medical products with a $240,000 annual value and firm one-year pricing (RFB 46-26-JM, due May 21, 2026); Henry County (Georgia) annual contract for miscellaneous medical supplies via percentage discount off catalog pricing with integrated UCAP and Operative IQ inventory management (BID #26-34, due April 8, 2026); the City of Tucson Fire Department's ARPA/HUD/FTA-funded proposal for BLS/ALS pharmaceuticals, supplies, and VendNovation vending machines with 251 line items and federal prevailing-wage and DBE compliance obligations (RFP 260217, due June 24, 2026); and Williamson County's IFB for EMS medical and pharmaceutical items with sealed bid procedures and potential performance bonds on contracts exceeding $50,000 (26IFB63, due August 4, 2026). Most contracts award to a single vendor or require bidders to supply all core items to be responsive; payment terms typically run NET 30 days; insurance requirements center on general liability ($1 million per occurrence minimum), workers' compensation at statutory limits, and auto liability where applicable; and delivery windows typically range from 48 hours to five business days. Set-asides and preferences appear in limited form — Bernalillo County offers up to 18 percent preference to state residents, Native American businesses, veterans, local vendors, and small businesses; Henry County encourages but does not mandate SBE, VBE, WBE, and DBE participation; Tucson's federally funded procurement includes Section 3 labor and DBE requirements. Sole-source and limited-source procurements for branded equipment (Vidacare EZ-IO, Hamilton-T1 ventilators, Handtevy pediatric bags, Stryker stretchers, Verathon GlideScope, EchoNous ultrasound) signal that specialized medical devices remain outside commodity-level competition in this space.