UNSPSC 42201803: Mammography x ray units

in this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is a device used in a mammographic procedure in a medical setting. Mammography x ray units under 21 CFR and under FDA product code RBS. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 902213.

UNSPSC 42201803 Mammography x-ray units is a Commodity code that encompasses diagnostic imaging systems for medical and security screening applications, as currently bought by state and local governments. Recent solicitations under this code show purchasing extending far beyond clinical mammography into non-radiographic training simulators, advanced ultrasound systems, dental intraoral scanners, airport baggage inspection equipment, and correctional facility body scanners—reflecting a broader market for x-ray and advanced imaging hardware that state and local entities classify under this taxonomy. The issuing bodies are diverse: higher education institutions (Colorado Northwestern Community College, Valencia College, Georgia Northwestern Technical College, Texas A&M University System) dominate the recent activity, alongside government agencies (Broward County Aviation Department for airport security screening, Illinois Department of Corrections for correctional facility screening, Polk County Schools in Florida). Many of these solicitations are sole-source or sole-brand procurements, as the underlying equipment is proprietary (Rapiscan systems for Broward County, Philips Affiniti for Valencia College's ultrasound program, Align Technology iTero Lumina scanners for dental hygiene, GE Ultrasound LOGIQ E10s for Georgia Northwestern, LineV Clearpass for IDOC corrections facilities). Purchase values where disclosed range from $35,000 (Colorado Northwestern's simulator grant) to $143,196 (Valencia College's four iTero scanners) and $96,093 (Valencia's Philips ultrasound).

Geographic spread centers on Florida (Valencia College sole-source ultrasound and dental scanner procurements, Polk County Schools x-ray system), Colorado (Colorado Northwestern Community College's repeated documented quotes for non-radiographic simulators), and scattered state entities in Georgia, Illinois, and Texas. Representative current opportunities include Broward County Aviation Department's June 2026 RFI (BLD2132311F1, response due July 28, 2026) to challenge the sole-source designation for Rapiscan 600/900 series x-ray inspection system maintenance and to identify alternative vendors or comparable equipment; Colorado Northwestern Community College's April 2026 Documented Quote solicitations (posted April 9–16, 2026, response deadline April 16, 2026, budget $35,000) for a non-radiographic x-ray simulator with Rayence software to expand its Radiologic Technology program from 8 to 14 students; and Illinois Department of Corrections' February 11, 2026 IFB (26426DOCCENTOB50677) for a one-year maintenance agreement covering six LineV Clearpass full-body scanners at six correctional facilities, with 48-hour routine response and 24-hour emergency response requirements. The code shows no unified wave of activity—instead, sporadic, institution-specific capital purchases and selective service agreements, many restricted to single manufacturers or justified under sole-source authority.