UNSPSC 42231813: Plumpy doz

A ready-to-use soy-based nutrient supplement also defined as a Lipid-based Nutrient Supplement Medium Quantity (LNS-MQ). For children from 6 months old and older. WFP food convention.

UNSPSC 42231813 Plumpy doz is a Commodity code that appears in state and local procurement records with minimal recent activity directly aligned to its abstract scope. The recent opportunities tagged under this code span durable medical equipment (DME) procurement, infant formula rebate programs, copper sulfate chemicals, and grocery supplemental purchasing—a divergent range that suggests either broad tagging at a higher tier or inconsistent classification. The clearest recent activity involves Illinois's Murray Developmental Center soliciting a Medicare-certified DME vendor to supply enteral feeding products, ostomy supplies, mobility aids, respiratory equipment, and diabetic monitoring devices through two separate bids posted in June 2026 (solicitations 27444DHSDEVDIB52936 and 27444DHSDEVDIB52788), both requiring Medicare Part B fee-schedule pricing and compliance with 34 statutory certifications. Beyond DME, the code also appears in Michigan's WIC Infant Formula Rebate Program RFPs (multiple postings between February and April 2026 with April response deadlines), which solicited infant formula manufacturers to supply powdered, liquid concentrate, and ready-to-feed formulas serving approximately 41,100 infants across 83 counties, and in Pasco County, Florida's as-needed copper sulfate procurement and Gwinnett County, Georgia's grocery supplemental purchasing—neither directly related to the code's nominal scope.

Issuing bodies include state health and human services agencies (Illinois, Michigan), county purchasing offices (Pasco County, Gwinnett County), and special-purpose health facilities. Geographic spread centers on Illinois, Michigan, and Georgia based on recent postings. The Illinois DME opportunities (Murray Developmental Center bids due June 10 and June 30, 2026) require vendors to carry $1 million general liability and workers' compensation insurance, honor 30-day termination-for-convenience rights, and comply with minority contractor initiative fees on awards exceeding $1,000. The Michigan WIC solicitations, which advanced to contract award (Mead Johnson & Company, LLC selected on lowest net pricing at $38,223.023 monthly for a five-year term through October 2031), represent the most substantial recent activity under this code but fall outside its nominal product scope. The code's recent activity lacks clear thematic coherence and does not reflect concentrated, predictable procurement patterns.