UNSPSC 42192221: Patient stretcher accessories

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is either an accessory or consumable associated with patient stretchers. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901819.

UNSPSC 42192221 Patient stretcher accessories is a Commodity code covering replacement parts, components, and maintenance services for specialized patient transport equipment used in emergency medical services. State and local governments procure stretcher parts and accessories—notably Stryker stretchers and Ferno stairchairs—along with factory-authorized maintenance and repair services to keep ambulance and rescue fleets operational. The issuing bodies are predominantly fire-rescue departments and municipal EMS agencies within city and county governments, which solicit these items either as direct part purchases or as bundled maintenance service agreements. Recent solicitations show active procurement for stretcher-specific components, repair kits, and comprehensive maintenance contracts that include parts supply, labor, and warranty services.

The code shows recent activity in Georgia, Florida, and Texas. The City of Atlanta Department of Public Works and Atlanta Fire Rescue Department issued a comprehensive RFP (SOQ/GS/DPW/2604-1260186/EMS Repairs and Services) due May 29, 2026, seeking vendors to provide inspection, maintenance, diagnostic, and repair services for EMS vehicles and specialized transport equipment including Stryker Power Load systems and related accessories, with 24/7 emergency support and compliance with NFPA 1911, FMVSS, DOT, and KKK-A-1822-F specifications. The City of Tampa Fire Rescue Department pursued a single-source procurement (26X00312) for Stryker stretchers, parts, and maintenance, with a response deadline of November 24, 2025. The City of Dallas issued an informal solicitation (IFSDFDB2500017) for Ferno Stairchair Parts due January 27, 2026, specifying new, unopened items delivered to 1551 Baylor Street Suite 100, with pricing submitted through the City's online portal and award to the lowest responsive bidder. These solicitations confirm that state and local EMS operations regularly replace parts and engage manufacturers' authorized distributors for both component supply and preventative or corrective maintenance.