UNSPSC 42262001: Embalming cavity injectors

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a cavity injector in an embalming station in a medical setting Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901832.

UNSPSC 42262001 Embalming cavity injectors is a Commodity code that captures mortuary and medical examiner equipment and services procured by state and local health agencies, medical examiner offices, and county departments. Recent opportunities tagged under this code reveal procurement activity focused on autopsy and mortuary infrastructure—cadaver carriers, transport services, mortuary trailers, and related equipment and staffing—rather than embalming supplies per se. The code draws bids from medical examiner departments, county health and human services agencies, and funeral service providers operating at county and state levels.

Collin County Medical Examiner's Office in McKinney, Texas dominates the recent activity, issuing two concurrent solicitations in October 2026: IFB 2026-430 for Mopec autopsy cadaver carriers and trays (firm-fixed price, approximately $220,000 annual value, response due October 15, 2026) and IFB 2026-300 for morgue transport services covering approximately 800 annual decedent transports (estimated annual value $130,000, response due October 15, 2026). The Texas Health and Human Services Commission, procuring on behalf of HHSC and the Department of State Health Services, issued multiple versions of IFB HHS0017352 for mortality resources and services—most recently HHS0017352v3 with response due October 28, 2026—establishing and maintaining four strike teams of licensed and non-licensed funeral service personnel to deploy mortuary trailers within 24 to 48 hours of notification (historical spend guideline $269,485.68 across roughly four years). The City of Philadelphia issued a micro purchase for an autopsy cart (quote due September 28, 2026, ceiling $45,000). Geographic activity centers on Texas (Collin County, Waco area) and Pennsylvania, with a Florida procurement for walk-in freezer replacement at an animal welfare facility that appears incidental to the code's mortuary focus. The issuing-body mix spans county medical examiner offices, state health commissions, and city procurement departments, with Collin County and Texas HHSC representing the most active recent buyers.