UNSPSC 42182410: Medical tuning fork cases

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a case to enclose and protect medical tuning forks in a medical setting. US FDA regulates Medical tuning fork cases under 21 CFR 882. 152 and under FDA product code GWX. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901890.

UNSPSC 42182410 Medical tuning fork cases, a Commodity code, encompasses protective storage and carrying solutions for diagnostic tuning forks used in medical and clinical settings. State and local governments procure these cases as part of broader medical supply portfolios to support clinical operations, emergency medical services, and healthcare facility maintenance. The recent solicitations show that medical tuning fork cases are purchased as components within larger medical-supply master agreements rather than as standalone line items, with issuing bodies ranging from state health departments and purchasing cooperatives to county and municipal health agencies participating in cooperative purchasing vehicles.

NASPO ValuePoint RFP 1433, posted October 6, 2026 with proposals due November 9, 2026, represents the most active recent procurement vehicle under this code. The solicitation is sponsored by Idaho state agencies and administered through the cooperative purchasing consortium, establishing master agreements for medical supplies across multiple product categories—including diagnostic accessories such as tuning fork cases—for state and local entities across multiple states. A second NASPO ValuePoint posting (Solicitation 26RFP1433, posted September 25, 2026, same November 9 deadline) confirms South Dakota as the administering state for the same master-agreement framework. The cooperative structure allows individual agencies to draw from established pricing and terms as orders are placed from departmental budgets. No other recent opportunities specifically name tuning fork cases; the available posting window shows minimal standalone activity in this commodity, with procurement primarily flowing through multi-state cooperative medical-supply agreements.