UNSPSC 42182414: Tinnitus analyzers

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a device that records the level ringing or buzzing in a patient's ears in a medical setting. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 903020.

UNSPSC 42182414 Tinnitus analyzers is a Commodity code that addresses diagnostic medical equipment for auditory assessment, though the recent opportunities block shows no specific solicitations for tinnitus analyzers themselves. Instead, the code appears tagged on broader medical-supplies cooperative purchasing vehicles where it may be included as one line item among many commodity categories rather than as a standalone procurement focus. State and local governments buy tinnitus analyzers as part of clinical audiology services in health departments, mental-health facilities, veterans' services, and educational institutions serving students with hearing disorders, but current visibility into dedicated solicitations under this code is limited. When tinnitus analyzers are procured, they typically flow through master-agreement medical-supplies frameworks established by cooperative purchasing consortia rather than through single-jurisdiction RFPs.

The two most recent opportunities tagged to this code are both NASPO ValuePoint cooperative medical-supplies RFPs with November 9, 2026 response dates: one sponsored by Idaho state agencies (Solicitation NVP1433) and one administered by South Dakota (RFP 1433), both seeking to establish master agreements with qualified medical-supplies vendors across multiple states and local entities. A third opportunity, Sourcewell RFP #061626 for Law Enforcement Equipment (response date June 16, 2026, now closed), does not align with the tinnitus-analyzer commodity scope. The NASPO ValuePoint RFPs represent the primary activity: cooperative vehicles open to state health departments, local health authorities, and school districts across multiple jurisdictions, with evaluation centered on vendor qualifications, pricing competitiveness, and potential volume discounts. Bidders should monitor NASPO ValuePoint and Sourcewell cooperative portals for future medical-equipment solicitations, as this code surfaces activity primarily through multi-state master agreements rather than as a standalone procurement category.