UNSPSC 42181725: Manual electronic defibrillator

Defibrillator unit without pre-set voltage or EKG sensing technology.

UNSPSC 42181725 Manual electronic defibrillator (Commodity) covers Automated External Defibrillators and related consumables—primarily AED units, replacement batteries, and compatible accessories—solicited by school districts, county emergency services, state health agencies, and fire departments for frontline emergency response and public facility deployment. State and local governments are actively purchasing standalone AED equipment for new installations, replacement batteries for existing platforms (particularly Cardiac Science/Zoll and LIFEPAK systems), and bundled accessories; several recent opportunities target AED restocking or expansion across districts and county EMS operations. The issuing-body mix includes independent school districts (Utica Community Schools, Cobb County School District), county governments (Harris County, Sarasota County, Bryan County, Marion County), state agencies (Colorado, Georgia, Idaho through NASPO ValuePoint), and municipal procurement offices (City of Dallas). Repeat buyers are evident among school districts; Cobb County School District posted two separate AED and accessories RFQs within a three-week window in June and July 2026, signaling recurring replenishment cycles or district-wide expansion initiatives.

Recent activity spans Texas, Michigan, Georgia, Colorado, Florida, and Idaho. Representative opportunities include Utica Community Schools (Michigan) posting an RFP for Automated External Defibrillators with proposals due October 28, 2026, through its Bonfire portal; Cobb County School District (Georgia) seeking AED equipment, batteries, and accessories at an estimated $50,000 expenditure with a July 2026 quote deadline; Harris County (Texas) issuing an RFP for Automated External Defibrillators and related items with a May 18, 2026 response date; and Sarasota County (Florida) requesting quotes for sixty-two Cardiac Science G5 AED batteries manufactured in the current year with four-year warranties. The State of Colorado executed a sole-source procurement of LIFEPAK monitor/defibrillators from Stryker, and Idaho sponsored a NASPO ValuePoint cooperative-purchasing RFP for medical supplies (including AED components) with responses due November 9, 2026. School district demand appears steady; district-level buys typically range from $50,000 estimated spend and consolidate AED units, batteries, and accessories into single awards. County and state opportunities sometimes bundle AEDs with broader emergency medical equipment categories or tie to existing equipment platforms, narrowing the vendor field to OEM-compatible suppliers.