UNSPSC 42262104: Mortuary aspirators

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

UNSPSC 42262104 Mortuary aspirators, a Commodity code, maps poorly to recent state and local procurement activity—the single relevant opportunity in the source is a Texas Health and Human Services Commission mortality services contract soliciting comprehensive funeral operations support including body processing, remains transport, embalming, and cremation, but the equipment and supplies component does not isolate mortuary aspirators as a distinct line item or procurement focus. The recent opportunities dataset contains four entries, only one of which aligns with the code's nominal scope: the Texas HHSC IFB No. HHS0017352 for mortality resources and services, posted July 1, 2026, with responses due July 17, 2026. The three other recent opportunities—Klein ISD Career Technical Education and Advanced Academics (RFP #26-101), Collier County Major Incident Standby Services (RFP Solicitation No. 25-8416), and two Escambia County walk-in freezer replacement quotes (ITQ FREEZERMAR2 and ITQ FREEZERJAN12)—are unrelated to mortuary equipment or funeral services and do not support activity under this code.

The Texas HHSC contract is the only concrete signal of state and local demand under this code: the solicitation requires establishing and maintaining four strike teams with licensed funeral directors and non-licensed funeral services personnel to deploy mortuary operations across Texas, including body processing, remains identification, embalming, cremation, and family interface, with support for the Texas Mass Fatality Operations Response Team. Historical spend for similar services from October 2022 through June 2026 was $269,485.68; the initial contract term runs September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027, with three optional one-year renewals. Geographic activity is concentrated in Texas (Waco and surrounding areas are the primary service region). The source does not support characterization of mortuary aspirator demand as a standalone equipment category or signal sustained procurement momentum under this code outside the single HHSC opportunity.