UNSPSC 42171924: Case for medical instrument set accessories

Accessories included with case for medical instrument set.

UNSPSC 42171924 Case for medical instrument set accessories, a Commodity code, encompasses emergency medical supplies and equipment that state and local governments procure for EMS operations, fire departments, and public health emergency response. Recent solicitations reveal state and local buyers acquiring diverse medical device components—intraosseous infusion kits (EZ-IO needles, stabilizers, and drills), transport ventilators, pediatric emergency bags, trauma supplies, airway management devices, IV administration sets, diagnostic equipment, and consumables such as medications and wound care items—typically through competitive sealed bids or sole-source awards when a single manufacturer's product is clinically indicated. County and municipal EMS and fire departments dominate the buyer base, with Texas, Georgia, and Florida accounting for the heaviest recent activity; Ohio, Arizona, and other states also solicit regularly under this code. Issuing bodies include county boards of commissioners, municipal fire departments, emergency medical services divisions, and regional emergency management authorities, with repeat buyers including Williamson County Texas (two recent EMS solicitations), Henry County Georgia, and several Florida jurisdictions (Collier County, Clay County, Orange County).

Recent representative opportunities illustrate the scope: Williamson County Texas issued IFB 26IFB63 for EMS medical and pharmaceutical items with bids due August 4, 2026; Henry County Georgia posted BID 26-34 for miscellaneous medical supplies for the Fire Department with sealed bids due April 8, 2026, requiring vendors to integrate with UCAP devices and provide web-based inventory management; the City of Dallas sought emergency medical services equipment and supplies under IFSDFDB2500034 with bids due July 13, 2026; Orange County Florida solicited EMS equipment for Fire Rescue under a five-year requirements contract (Y25-1067-KS) with 94 line items and October 14, 2025 response deadline; and the City of Tucson Fire Department issued RFP 260217 on June 24, 2026 for BLS and ALS pharmaceuticals and supplies plus VendNovation vending machines and software, federally funded through ARPA, HUD, and FTA with prevailing wage and Section 3 labor compliance obligations. Contract structures typically run one to three years with annual renewal options, pricing firm for the initial term, and fill-rate and delivery-time guarantees standard across procurement. Single-source awards to manufacturers such as Teleflex Medical (Williamson County EZ-IO procurement, July 7 deadline) and Hamilton Medical (Clay County transport ventilators, March 23 posting) coexist with open competitive solicitations; many jurisdictions specify authorized dealer or distributor status as a qualification requirement.