UNSPSC 42211513: Multifunctional mobility devices accessories

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is either an accessory or consumable associated with multifunctional mobility devices. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 940290.

UNSPSC 42211513 Multifunctional mobility devices accessories (Commodity) encompasses safety blankets, safety smocks, restraint chairs, and stab-resistant vests procured by state and local corrections, behavioral health, fire rescue, and school district agencies. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying institutional safety equipment—specifically suicide-prevention blankets and smocks for detention and psychiatric facilities, restraint chairs for behavioral health environments, stab-resistant vests for detention officers, and adaptive mobility equipment for special education programs. The issuing bodies include city purchasing departments (Philadelphia, Tampa), state behavioral health and corrections agencies (Illinois Department of Behavioral Health and Recovery), county sheriff and corrections offices (Harris County, Texas; Barrow County, Georgia), and independent school districts (Garland ISD, Texas). The code spans both high-volume commodity procurement and specialized institutional safety equipment with technical performance requirements and extended contract terms.

Activity concentrates in Texas (Harris County Sheriff's Office IFB for stab-resistant vests due April 27, 2026; Garland ISD RFQ for special education equipment due March 12, 2026), Georgia (Barrow County RFQ for suicide blankets and smocks due February 23, 2026), Illinois (DBHR RFQ for restraint chairs due April 16, 2026, delivery by May 15, 2026), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia micro-purchase for safety blankets and smocks due July 13, 2026, up to $45,000), and Florida (Tampa IFB for medical and first aid supplies due March 13, 2026, estimated $700,000 contract value, SLBE set-aside with 5% discount). Harris County's stab-resistant vest solicitation requires vendors to maintain $25 million product liability insurance, provide sizing samples, deliver within 45 days, and staff on-site mass sizing events. Philadelphia's micro-purchase and Barrow County's blanket and smock procurements follow standard competitive bidding with one-year terms and renewal options. Garland ISD's equipment procurement includes a $250,000–$500,000 general liability requirement and automatic four-year renewal.