UNSPSC 42222315: Bone marrow seperating kit

An instrument used in the processing process for re-injection of bone marrow collected from the human body.

UNSPSC 42222315 Bone marrow separating kit is a Commodity code with limited recent activity in state and local procurement. The code describes single-use or durable laboratory equipment used to isolate bone marrow cells from whole blood or marrow aspirate in clinical and research settings. State and local governments procure these kits primarily through health departments, hospital systems, and public health laboratories supporting transfusion medicine, hematology, and immunology testing.

The recent opportunities block contains no solicitations explicitly matching bone marrow separating kits or directly related laboratory specimen-separation equipment. The opportunities posted under this code span EMS medical supplies (Williamson County), flow cytometry analyzers (Harris County), offender drug testing services (Collin County, Denton County), water quality microbial source tracking (Santa Monica), forensic toxicology (San Mateo and San Francisco), immunology proficiency testing samples (University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Texas MD Anderson), clinical laboratory services (Harris Center for Mental Health), and various laboratory testing and personnel services across multiple jurisdictions. None of these solicitations directly reference bone marrow separating kits or equipment of that specificity. The code shows no recent state or local solicitation activity aligned with its nominal scope, and the tagged opportunities appear to reflect broader laboratory services or alternative specimen-handling equipment rather than bone marrow isolation products.