UNSPSC 42211508: Multifunctional mobility devices

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is a device that performs multiple movements assisting lower limb activities in patients with compromised lower limb capabilities. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 902190.

UNSPSC 42211508 Multifunctional mobility devices is a Commodity code capturing adaptive equipment and assistive technology that state and local school districts procure to support special education instruction and student mobility. Recent solicitations show school districts buying gait trainers, adaptive tricycles, standing frames, mechanical and transfer lifts, speech-generating devices, RFID communication aids, video magnifiers, braille displays, and embossers — devices that enable students with physical and sensory disabilities to participate in classroom and school activities. Issuing bodies under this code are independent school districts in Texas; both Donna ISD (Cameron County) and Garland ISD (Dallas area) posted opportunities in March 2026 seeking to establish standing vendor agreements for ongoing as-needed procurement of special education mobility and assistive-technology equipment.

Geographic activity centers on Texas, with Donna ISD and Garland ISD — serving a combined enrollment exceeding 60,000 students — both in market simultaneously in early 2026. Garland ISD (solicitation 3942604, RFP, due March 12, 2026) estimated annual contract value at $50,000 and requested large equipment in quantities of one to five units and small equipment in quantities of one to ten units per line item; the contract runs July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 with automatic renewal for four additional one-year periods unless cancelled. Pricing must remain fixed for the first year, with any subsequent increases capped at the Consumer Price Index. Donna ISD (solicitation RFP011326873, catalog bid, due April 8, 2026) sought discount proposals off printed catalog prices for special education supplies with no guaranteed minimum purchase volumes, awarding to multiple vendors for the 2026-2027 school year (September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027) with options to extend two additional years. Both districts require comprehensive compliance documentation including debarment certification, insurance, and in Garland's case, Buy America Act certification with 51 percent domestic component costs and $250,000 per person liability insurance.