UNSPSC 42171700: Mobile medical services blankets

In this classification, this class includes, products consisting of blankets utilized in mobile medical procedures.

UNSPSC 42171700 Mobile medical services blankets is a Class code that encompasses EMS and emergency medical supplies procured by county fire-rescue departments, municipal fire departments, and county emergency management offices. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show demand for broad-based EMS medical supply contracts covering airway management devices, trauma supplies, pharmaceuticals, diagnostic equipment, personal protective equipment, and related consumables. Issuing bodies span county fire-rescue departments (Williamson County, Henry County, Orange County, Clay County, Bernalillo County, Florida jurisdictions), municipal fire departments (Tucson, Dallas, Tampa, DeLand, Orlando), and state health agencies (Ohio Board of Health). Repeat buyers include Williamson County, which has posted multiple EMS medical and pharmaceutical solicitations in the past two months, and Henry County, which solicited miscellaneous medical supplies for fire department operations. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Ohio, and New Mexico, with the highest recent velocity in Texas (Williamson County, Dallas, Bernalillo County) and Florida (Orange County, Collier County, Clay County, Hillsborough County, Marion County).

Representative recent opportunities include Williamson County's IFB 26IFB63 for EMS Medical and Pharmaceutical Items (due August 4, 2026, with sealed bids publicly opened), requiring vendor registration through the Bonfire Portal and firm pricing submission; Henry County's BID #26-34 for Miscellaneous Medical Supplies for Fire Department—an annual contract (due April 8, 2026, via eProcurement Portal), demanding percentage-discount pricing off catalog lists and integration with UCAP and Operative IQ inventory systems; Tucson Fire Department's RFP 260217 for BLS/ALS Pharmaceuticals, Supplies, and VendNovation vending machines (due June 24, 2026), federally funded through ARPA, HUD, and FTA grants with prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon, and DBE compliance obligations and estimated annual usage of 251 line items; and Bernalillo County's RFB 46-26-JM for EMS Medical Products (due May 21, 2026, estimated annual value $240,000), covering approximately 266 core medical items with 90–95 percent fill-rate and five-business-day delivery requirements. Most solicitations use firm fixed pricing with unit or percentage-discount structures, require compliance with inventory management systems (particularly Operative IQ), and impose strict product expiration-date minimums (typically 12–18 months from shipment). Several counties offer local, small business, and minority-owned business preferences—Bernalillo County caps total preferences at 18 percent ($180,000 maximum). Bonfire and OpenGov eProcurement Portals dominate electronic submission requirements across jurisdictions.