UNSPSC 42261503: Autopsy bullet probes

In this classification, this commodity that is a product used as a bullet probe in association with autopsy procedures in a medical setting. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901890.

UNSPSC 42261503 Autopsy bullet probes (Commodity) covers autopsy equipment and supplies that state and local medical examiners and coroners purchase, though the recent solicitations under this code reflect a broader scope than the nominal title suggests—specifically autopsy transport equipment, cadaver carriers, trays, and mortuary services rather than probes alone. County medical examiners' offices, state health departments, and municipal procurement bodies issue under this code to equip and staff autopsy and morgue operations, with Collin County, Texas appearing as a repeat buyer on multiple related solicitations in October 2026.

Recent activity centers on Texas and Florida. Collin County Medical Examiner issued IFB 2026-430 (posted October 15, 2026, due October 15, 2026) for autopsy cadaver carriers and trays—41 standard autopsy carrier chassis, 61 molded plastic trays, and 3 bariatric carriers with hydraulic cranks (Mopec brand)—with an approximate annual contract value of $220,000 and 60-day delivery and installation required to McKinney, Texas. The same county simultaneously released IFB 2026-300 (due October 15, 2026) for 24/7 morgue transport services covering approximately 800 annual decedent transports throughout Collin County with an estimated annual value of $130,000. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission procuring for the Department of State Health Services released IFB HHS0017352v3 (responses due October 28, 2026) for mortality resources and services including storage, maintenance, and rapid-deployment strike teams for four 32-foot mortuary trailers, with historical spending of $269,485.68 over a prior four-year period guiding pricing. The City of Philadelphia issued micro purchase B2728086 (quotes due September 28, 2026) for an autopsy cart under $45,000. Escambia County, Florida's Department of Animal Welfare requested an ITQ for walk-in freezer replacement (due March 9, 2026) that appears peripherally related to mortuary operations.