UNSPSC 42270000: Respiratory and anesthesia and resuscitation products

In this classification, this family includes the products used in the portion of medical interactions that involve respiratory or anesthetic management and resuscitation based procedures.

UNSPSC 42270000 Respiratory and anesthesia and resuscitation products is a Family code covering equipment, services, and supplies related to respiratory care, anesthesia delivery, and emergency resuscitation — though recent state and local activity under this code shows limited focus on the abstract category name. The few opportunities posted reflect disparate uses: portable sleep apnea diagnostic devices and treatment services (home sleep apnea testing, PAP equipment, and clinical analysis), automated external defibrillators and batteries for school facilities, medical supplies frameworks spanning multiple product categories, and specialized equipment repair (ventilator maintenance and energy recovery ventilator component replacement). The code sees use by state agencies, county commissioners, school districts, and cooperative purchasing consortia, but the recent posting volume is modest and the work being solicited does not cluster tightly around respiratory or anesthesia products as the code name suggests.

Recent opportunities are scattered geographically across Connecticut (sleep apnea diagnostic and treatment services via telehealth for the Department of Correction, ITB 26PSX0134, bids due September 8, 2026), Georgia (energy recovery ventilator repair at the City of Augusta Detention Center, ITB 26-177, bids due October 9, 2026), Florida (ventilator maintenance and repair for Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners covering 40 Vyaire LTV 1200 units, ITB 26-00275, bids due June 12, 2026, estimated value $140,225), Minnesota (medical supplies through MMCAP cooperative purchasing, Reference Number 37259, RFP due July 20, 2026), Georgia (AED equipment and accessories for Cobb County School District, RFQ Q27027 and Q27009, both estimated at $50,000), and through multistate cooperatives including NASPO ValuePoint (medical supplies framework RFP 1433, proposals due November 9, 2026) and Sourcewell (law enforcement equipment, RFP 061626, due June 16, 2026). The code also tags unrelated opportunities such as prescription drug monitoring program systems and tent structures, indicating potential misclassification in the underlying procurement databases. Activity is episodic rather than continuous; the code warrants monitoring for school district AED procurement cycles and cooperative medical-supply frameworks but shows limited depth for sustained business development at this time.