UNSPSC 42190000: Medical facility products

In this classification, this family includes medical equipment, components, instruments and appliances as well as accessories used in the provisioning of medical facilities.

UNSPSC 42190000 Medical facility products (Family) encompasses supplies and equipment that state and local governments purchase to support clinical operations, emergency response, and patient care across hospitals, clinics, emergency medical services, correctional facilities, and developmental disabilities centers. Recent solicitations show a mix of consumable items—bandages, gloves, first aid supplies, pharmaceuticals, and personal protective equipment—and durable equipment including diagnostic instruments, medication dispensing systems, vital signs monitors, dental chairs, and specialized transport devices like intraosseous infusion systems and ventilators.

The code draws activity from a diverse issuing-body mix: county EMS departments and fire services dominate (Williamson County, Clay County, Tucson, Marion County), followed by state agencies and departments of health (Ohio Board of Health, Colorado Department of Human Services, Delaware Department of Health and Social Services), municipalities (City of Tampa, City of Dallas), school districts (Pasadena ISD, Donna ISD), and specialized facilities (Massachusetts Veterans Homes, Stockley Center developmental disabilities facility). Cooperative purchasing consortia (MMCAP, Region 14 ESC, OMNIA Partners, Purchasing Cooperative of America) amplify the code's reach across multiple jurisdictions. Texas and Florida dominate recent postings, with secondary activity in Ohio, Colorado, Delaware, and Massachusetts. Representative recent solicitations include Williamson County's IFB 26IFB63 for EMS medical and pharmaceutical items (due August 4, 2026), the City of Tucson Fire Department's RFP for BLS/ALS pharmaceuticals, supplies, and VendNovation vending machines with strict federal compliance requirements including prevailing wage and DBE participation (proposals due June 24, 2026), Santa Clara County's ITB for ophthalmic instruments and services with a three-year term and all-or-none bid requirement (due July 10, 2026), and Region 14 ESC's national cooperative RFP for comprehensive medical supplies with an estimated annual volume of $10 million and a three percent administrative fee (due June 4, 2026). The Ohio Board of Health's POD medical supplies bids (due June 2 and May 22, 2026) and Colorado's RFP for oxygen and respiratory therapy services to veteran facilities (due June 5, 2026) exemplify the clinical and emergency-response end of the spectrum.