UNSPSC 42183200: Allergy examining equipment and supplies

In this classification, this class includes, the equipment and supplies utilized in allergy examination based medical procedures.

UNSPSC 42183200 Allergy examining equipment and supplies is a Class code covering diagnostic and clinical equipment, consumables, and reference materials state and local governments procure to support occupational health screening, emergency medical services, veterinary diagnostics, forensic analysis, pharmacy operations, and specialized medical care delivery. Recent solicitations under this code show a diverse purchasing pattern spanning occupational medical surveillance, emergency response supplies, diagnostic laboratory infrastructure, pharmacy benefit administration, and forensic reference materials — a scope that extends well beyond the nominal "allergy examining" framing to encompass the full spectrum of clinical diagnostic and support-service procurement.

Issuing bodies include state departments (Washington State Department of Transportation, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Florida Department of Law Enforcement via pass-through), county governments (Collin County Medical Examiner, Forsyth County, Pinellas County, Santa Clara County, Williamson County), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools), municipalities (City of Tucson), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell). Recent opportunities span Washington (occupational medical surveillance for ferry workers across 14 Puget Sound locations), Texas (EMS pharmaceuticals for Tucson Fire Department and miscellaneous supplies for Denton State Supported Living Center), Florida (nursing staffing for medically fragile students, pharmacy benefit management for Collier County, forensic drug standards for Pinellas County), Georgia (first aid medical supplies for Forsyth County), Kentucky (veterinary diagnostics for Jefferson County Metro Animal Services), and Texas counties (autopsy equipment for Collin County Medical Examiner, EZ-IO intraosseous infusion equipment for Williamson County EMS). The Washington State Department of Transportation's occupational medical surveillance RFP (due October 9, 2026) for four personnel categories across 14 ferry terminals with cost-based scoring (40 percent pricing, 60 percent non-cost factors) and a two-year initial term with optional five additional one-year extensions exemplifies high-value, multi-location clinical procurement; Collin County's IFB for Mopec autopsy carriers and trays (due October 15, 2026, approximately $220,000 annual contract value) and the City of Tucson's federal-grant-funded BLS/ALS pharmaceuticals and VendNovation EMS software RFP (with 251 line items and prevailing-wage, Davis-Bacon, DBE, and Section 3 compliance) represent equipment-supply and regulated-substance procurement; and Sourcewell's cooperative-purchasing RFP for physical health products (due October 20, 2026) demonstrates the expansion of single-jurisdiction sourcing into multi-jurisdictional contracting vehicles available to thousands of public entities.