UNSPSC 42192610: Insulin infusion pumps

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a pump that infuses insulin in various forms in a medical setting. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 902519.

UNSPSC 42192610 Insulin infusion pumps is a Commodity code that maps poorly to the recent state and local opportunities posted under it. The code shows little relevant recent activity—the six most recent opportunities span cooperative-purchasing medical-supplies vehicles (NASPO ValuePoint, Sourcewell, MMCAP), a Texas state agency's specialized durable medical equipment (DME) procurement for rehabilitation services, an ambulatory-pump solicitation from California, and a law-enforcement-equipment RFP that appears to be miscoded. Only two opportunities—the California ambulatory smart-pumps RFB and the UT Health San Antonio infusion-center management RFP—bear any direct relationship to infusion therapy or pump systems; the remaining four are broad medical-supplies or unrelated procurements that do not target insulin pumps specifically. The code's nominal scope (insulin infusion pumps as a discrete product line) does not align with what is actually being bought in state and local markets under this code number right now.

Recent opportunities originate from California (Department of Health Care Services), Minnesota (MMCAP and Sourcewell), Texas (HHSC and UT Health San Antonio), and South Dakota (NASPO ValuePoint administering). The California RFB 26201027 for ambulatory smart pumps with integrated drug libraries closed June 22, 2026; the UT Health San Antonio RFP 74526P16 for infusion-center management operations closed August 7, 2026; the broader NASPO ValuePoint Medical Supplies RFP 1433 is due November 9, 2026; and the MMCAP full-line medical-supplies RFP S1070000017226 closed July 20, 2026. State and local procurement under this code does not demonstrate sustained or concentrated demand for insulin pumps as a standalone commodity; instead, agencies are consolidating infusion and medical supplies through cooperative purchasing agreements or facility-management contracts.