UNSPSC 42171617: Mobile medical services basket stretcher accessories

Accessories included with mobile medical service basket stretchers

UNSPSC 42171617 Mobile medical services basket stretcher accessories—a Commodity code—covers specialized equipment and consumable items that state and local emergency services procure to support prehospital care operations, particularly intraosseous infusion systems, trauma response kits, transport ventilators, pediatric emergency bags, and related medical supplies and devices used by fire departments, EMS agencies, and emergency management divisions. Recent solicitations show county and city EMS operations buying comprehensive medical supply inventories including airway management devices, IV and medication delivery systems, diagnostic equipment, immobilization tools, personal protective equipment, and branded single-source equipment such as EZ-IO intraosseous infusion systems, Hamilton-T1 transport ventilators, Handtevy pediatric emergency bags, GlideScope video laryngoscopes, and Stryker stretcher systems. Issuing bodies span county fire-rescue departments, city fire departments, emergency medical services divisions, emergency management offices, and county purchasing departments acting on behalf of operational EMS units; Williamson County, Texas; Henry County, Georgia; Orange County, Florida; and Hillsborough County, Florida appear as repeat buyers in the recent record. The geographic spread includes Texas (Williamson County, City of Dallas, City of Tucson), Georgia (Henry County, Dawson County), Florida (Orange County, Clay County, Marion County, Collier County, Hillsborough County, City of DeLand), Ohio, and Arizona, with activity concentrated in the South and Southwest regions.

Representative recent opportunities include Williamson County's IFB 26IFB63 for EMS Medical and Pharmaceutical Items (due August 4, 2026), Henry County's BID #26-34 for Miscellaneous Medical Supplies for Fire Department as an annual contract with UCAP device integration and web-based inventory management (due April 8, 2026), City of Dallas's IFSDFDB2500034 for Emergency Medical Services Equipment and Supplies (due July 13, 2026), Orange County Fire Rescue's RFP Y25-1067-KS for EMS Equipment covering 94 line items including airway management, trauma supplies, and IV delivery systems (due October 14, 2025), City of Tucson Fire Department's solicitation 260217 for BLS/ALS Pharmaceuticals, Supplies, and VendNovation vending machines and software with federal ARPA, HUD, and FTA funding and Section 3 labor requirements (due June 24, 2026), Williamson County's sole-source 26SS60 for Teleflex EZ-IO Needles, stabilizers, and drills (due July 7, 2026), and Hillsborough County's ITB 26-00275 for three-year maintenance and repair of 40 Vyaire LTV 1200 ventilators with authorized service center and ISO 13485 certification requirements ($140,225 estimated value, due June 12, 2026). Set-asides and preferences including small business, local vendor, veteran-owned, disadvantaged business, and female-owned business designations appear in multiple jurisdictions; Bernalillo County's RFB 46-26-JM for EMS Medical Products explicitly offers state resident, Native American resident, veteran, local business, small business, and pay equity preferences totaling up to 18 percent with a $180,000 county preference cap on an estimated $240,000 annual procurement. Sole-source and limited-competition procurements dominate the specialty equipment segment—Collier County's single-source purchases of Verathon GlideScope Go 2 systems and EchoNous ultrasound equipment, City of Tampa's single-source Stryker stretcher procurement, and Clay County's sole-source Hamilton-T1 transport ventilator purchase reflect vendor standardization and clinical integration requirements that narrow competition significantly. The code shows sustained, moderately active procurement across multiple states with a mix of competitive and restricted solicitations; contracts typically span one to five years with optional renewal periods, and annual usage values for county EMS medical supplies range from approximately $70,000 to $240,000 depending on jurisdiction size and service model.