UNSPSC 42172105: Mobile medical service automated external defibrillator AED accessories/ electrodes

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is either an accessory, electrode or consumable associated with mobile medical service automated external defibrillator procedures. US FDA regulates Mobile medical service automated external defibrillator AED accessories under 21 CFR 870.53 8 and under FDA product code DRK. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901890.

UNSPSC 42172105 Mobile medical service automated external defibrillator AED accessories/electrodes, a Commodity code, covers replacement components and ancillary equipment for AED systems — batteries, electrode pads, and monitoring accessories — that state and local governments procure to sustain existing defibrillator fleets across emergency response and public facility networks. Recent solicitations show state and local buying concentrated on OEM batteries and electrodes tied to specific AED platforms (Cardiac Science G5, LIFEPAK), replacement pads for monitoring accessories, and full AED units bundled with batteries and related gear. Issuing bodies span school districts, county governments, state agencies, fire and EMS departments, and multi-jurisdiction cooperative purchasing consortiums. School districts appear as repeat buyers — Cobb County School District in Georgia issued two separate quotes for AED equipment, batteries, and accessories within a month (June and July 2026, each estimating $50,000 expenditure) — while state-level cooperative vehicles like NASPO ValuePoint and Sourcewell aggregate demand across participating public entities. Sole source and re-solicitation activity reflects vendor lock-in around specific equipment lines; Colorado's sole source award to Stryker for LIFEPAK devices and Marion County, Florida's re-solicitation of Technicuff accessories for LIFEPAK 15S equipment demonstrate reliance on proprietary AED ecosystems that drive captive accessory procurement.

Geographic activity spans Texas (Dallas, Harris County, Bryan County, Sarasota County, Denton through HHS), Georgia (State of Georgia RFQ, Cobb County), Michigan (Utica Community Schools), Colorado (statewide procurement), and Florida (Marion, Sarasota). National cooperative procurement by NASPO ValuePoint and Sourcewell extends reach across multiple states and participating public entities. Representative recent opportunities include Utica Community Schools (Michigan) issuing an IFB for AEDs due October 28, 2026 through the Bonfire portal; Georgia's RFQ#26-210 for AEDs due September 2, 2026; Cobb County School District (Georgia) requesting AED equipment, batteries, and accessories with approximately $50,000 estimated expenditure (Q27009, due July 6, 2026); and the Dallas Airport Logistics informal solicitation for defibrillators due May 15, 2026 submitted via Bonfire. NASPO ValuePoint's cooperative-purchasing RFP 1433 for medical supplies (due November 9, 2026) includes AED accessories as part of a broader framework serving state and local entities across multiple states with master-agreement pricing.