UNSPSC 42192002: Medical exam or procedure table accessories for general use excluding cover sheets

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is either an accessory or consumable associated with medical exam or procedure table for general use excluding cover sheets. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 490500.

UNSPSC 42192002, Medical exam or procedure table accessories for general use excluding cover sheets, is a Commodity code that encompasses examination table components, positioning aids, and related equipment supporting clinical and occupational health assessments. The source shows minimal recent activity directly aligned with this code's nominal scope; of three state and local opportunities posted in the window, only one—a California outpatient building furniture solicitation—falls within the medical equipment accessories category, while the others (Washington State Ferries occupational medical surveillance services and a Sourcewell law enforcement equipment cooperative) represent misaligned tagging that does not reflect actual purchasing in this commodity. When procurement bodies do solicit under this code, they typically target state health departments, county health agencies, and hospital systems acquiring examination table components, positioning devices, and accessory hardware to support outpatient clinics, urgent care centers, and occupational health programs.

The California outpatient building furniture solicitation (RFBIS27200130, due September 10, 2026) is the only recent opportunity with direct relevance; it represents a sealed-bid IFB for multiple furniture categories at an outpatient facility, with CBE participation requirements and firm fixed pricing including delivery and installation. Geographic activity for this code remains limited and concentrated in California based on available recent records. The low volume of accurately categorized opportunities in the source suggests this is a narrow, specialized commodity with episodic procurement cycles driven by facility expansion or renovation projects rather than routine supply replenishment.