UNSPSC 42262103: Mortuary wraps

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a wrap in association with mortuary services. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901890.

UNSPSC 42262103 Mortuary wraps (Commodity) covers autopsy carriers, cadaver transport equipment, and related mortuary infrastructure that county medical examiners and state public health agencies procure for decedent handling and mass fatality operations. Recent solicitations reveal that state and local buyers under this code are purchasing specialized equipment—autopsy cadaver carriers with hydraulic systems, molded plastic trays, and bariatric-rated units—alongside the services and personnel required to deploy and maintain them. Collin County Medical Examiner's Office and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission are the primary recent buyers, both sourcing equipment and operational capacity for decedent processing. County medical examiners typically procure equipment through IFB as one-time purchases with optional renewal provisions; state-level mass fatality preparedness contracts bundle equipment maintenance, personnel training, and strike-team deployment under firm fixed-price structures with multi-year terms and renewal options.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, with Collin County issuing IFB 2026-430 for autopsy cadaver carriers and trays (approximately $220,000 annual contract value, bids due October 15, 2026) and morgue transport services (IFB 2026-300, approximately $130,000 annual value, bids due October 15, 2026). The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is procuring mortality resources and services (IFB HHS0017352v3, responses due October 28, 2026) including mortuary trailer storage, maintenance, and strike-team deployment across a four-county operational footprint centered near Waco; historical spend for similar services was $269,485.68 from October 2022 through June 2026. The City of Philadelphia also posted a micro purchase for an autopsy cart (B2728086, quotes due September 28, 2026, not-to-exceed $45,000). Escambia County, Florida issued an ITQ for walk-in freezer removal and replacement at its Animal Welfare facility (FREEZERMAR2, due date March 9, 2026), representing tangential mortuary equipment procurement. Collin County's buyer, Lera Miller, has issued multiple related solicitations, suggesting repeat engagement with qualified vendors in the medical examiner and mortuary services space.