UNSPSC 42203452: Thrombectomy aspiration units and accessories

Aspiration of existing neurovascular thrombus by use of a regulated suction unit with an assortment of supplies.

UNSPSC 42203452 Thrombectomy aspiration units and accessories is a Commodity code that state and local governments solicit under narrow, specialized medical procurement — in recent activity, intraosseous infusion systems for emergency medical services and law enforcement medical response capability. The code sees limited recent posting volume; the two opportunities in the record represent the primary signals of current demand. Marion County, Florida and Sourcewell (on behalf of multiple Washington counties and a national network of public entities) are the issuing bodies in recent activity. Marion County is procuring Vidacare EZ-IO intraosseous infusion devices and needle components to support emergency medical services operations, while Sourcewell's broader law enforcement equipment RFP may encompass medical response devices as part of a wider first-responder toolkit. Both are health-care and public-safety-focused jurisdictions rather than routine commodity buyers.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and Washington state based on recent postings, with Sourcewell's cooperative purchasing vehicle extending potential reach across the United States and Canada through participating entities. Marion County, Florida posted solicitation 09SS-103 on May 4, 2026, with a May 11, 2026 response deadline, seeking Vidacare EZ-IO infusion systems from manufacturers or authorized distributors. Sourcewell posted RFP 061626 on May 12, 2026, with a June 16, 2026 response deadline, to establish a contracting solution for law enforcement equipment available to multiple Washington counties (Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima), school districts, tribal governments, and other public entities nationwide. Neither solicitation disclosed budget ranges, set-aside designations, or incumbent vendor information in the available documentation. Both opportunities were submitted through proprietary procurement portals (Sourcewell Procurement Portal and Marion County's systems) rather than state electronic bidding systems.