UNSPSC 42271640: Spirometer mouthpieces

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a mouthpiece in conjunction with a spirometer in a medical setting. US FDA regulates Spirometer mouthpieces under 21 CFR 868.1840 and under FDA product code BWF. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901920.

UNSPSC 42271640 Spirometer mouthpieces, a Commodity code, reflects minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with the code's scope. The source records eight recent opportunities across state and local jurisdictions, but only one—a NASPO ValuePoint medical-supplies master-agreement RFP—falls genuinely within the spirometer-mouthpiece commodity family. That RFP (NVP_1443, posted October 6, 2026, due November 9, 2026) establishes a cooperative-purchasing framework for multiple medical-supply categories across participating state and local entities, with spirometer mouthpieces as one potential commodity line. The remaining seven opportunities address unrelated products and services: energy-recovery ventilator repair, large tent purchase and installation, automated external defibrillators and accessories, ventilator maintenance on specific medical devices, and law-enforcement equipment. These do not align with respiratory diagnostic accessories and appear to reflect either miscategorization or a data-collection artifact.

The NASPO ValuePoint RFP represents the only current activity supporting spirometer-mouthpiece procurement at the state and local level. NASPO ValuePoint is a multi-state cooperative vehicle administered by member states and open to state agencies, counties, cities, and other public entities nationwide; the Idaho state procurement office administers this particular RFP on behalf of participating jurisdictions. The cooperative structure allows individual agencies to draw from the master agreement as needed, with pricing and terms negotiated at procurement time and funded through departmental appropriations. Beyond this single opportunity, the code shows no identifiable recent solicitation activity, indicating either limited recent demand or that spirometer mouthpieces are procured indirectly through broader medical-supplies contracts or hospital-system purchasing agreements not separately visible in the public solicitation stream.