UNSPSC 42251805: Work table or station for rehabilitation or therapy

In this classification, this commodity indicates a work table or stationfor rehabilitation or therapy. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 940290.

UNSPSC 42251805 Work table or station for rehabilitation or therapy (Commodity) names exercise and rehabilitation equipment used in clinical, therapeutic, and fitness settings, but recent state and local opportunities show this code tagged inconsistently with actual procurement activity. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission's June 2, 2026 RFP for Durable Medical Equipment under Master Contracts HHS0017173 covers eleven DME categories including positioning devices, wheelchairs, prosthetics, and assistive technology products across rehabilitation service regions, with contract values capped at $5 million statewide through August 31, 2031. The California Department of Health Services RFB-IS-26200998 (due June 12, 2026) requests SciFit Pro2 equipment, a commercial exercise system. Beyond those two records, state and local solicitations tagged to this code diverge substantially from rehabilitation therapy work tables—the Harlingen ISD RFP ASCP0526 (due May 4, 2026) solicited athletic strength and conditioning equipment, the Tucson city RFP (due June 9, 2026) sought athletic training services for fire and police departments, and the Sourcewell cooperative RFP 061626 (due June 16, 2026) targeted law enforcement equipment broadly. This code shows mixed signals: genuine rehabilitation and DME equipment activity in Texas and California, but other solicitations use the code for tangential sports conditioning and public safety items unrelated to therapy work tables.

Geographic activity clusters in Texas (HHSC serving eleven regional DME categories statewide) and California (single DHS equipment procurement), with scattered school district and municipal requests across Arizona, Texas, and Washington that do not clearly align with the code's nominal scope. The Texas HHSC opportunity is the largest and most representative of true rehabilitation-therapy equipment procurement, emphasizing home evaluations, 24-hour emergency repairs, and compliance with CMS DMEPOS fee schedules under a HUB set-aside (21.1 percent utilization goal) with $1 million annual historical spend. Absent detailed summaries for the California RFB and minimal transaction clarity elsewhere, decision-relevant activity under this code appears concentrated in state health and human services programs purchasing durable medical equipment for rehabilitation populations, rather than commercial gym or therapy studio work tables.