UNSPSC 42272500: Anesthesia apparatus and accessories and supplies

In this classification, this class includes, apparatus, components, accessories, and supplies, utilized in Anesthesia based medical procedures.

UNSPSC 42272500 Anesthesia apparatus and accessories and supplies is a Class code that currently shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned with its nominal scope. The recent opportunities posted under this code do not substantively reflect anesthesia-specific equipment or supplies; instead, they span energy recovery ventilator repair (City of Augusta, Georgia), tent structure procurement (Mt. San Antonio Community College District), Automated External Defibrillators and accessories (Cobb County School District), general ventilator maintenance (Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners), and law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell cooperative purchasing). The only opportunities with plausible relevance to medical supply frameworks are the NASPO ValuePoint master-agreement RFPs for medical supplies, which establish cooperative purchasing vehicles open to state and local entities but do not isolate anesthesia apparatus as a line item within the broader medical-supplies scope.

The NASPO ValuePoint medical-supplies RFPs dominate recent activity under this code, with three separate postings from the State of Idaho (RFP #1433 / Solicitation NVP1433, 0000040494, and 26RFP1433), all with proposals due November 9, 2026. These cooperative purchasing vehicles seek master-agreement vendors to supply medical products to multiple states and participating political subdivisions; the RFPs establish negotiated pricing and terms for products accessed via purchase orders throughout the award period, with estimated contract value, specific commodity categories, and contract term not detailed in the available postings. The geographic spread of recent activity centers on Idaho (as RFP sponsor and administering state) and participating NASPO ValuePoint entities spanning multiple states, though the vendor base and participating jurisdictions are not itemized in the source material. The remaining opportunities—ventilator repair in Georgia, tent procurement in California, AED equipment in Georgia, specialized ventilator maintenance in Florida, and law enforcement equipment through a Minnesota cooperative—are unrelated to anesthesia apparatus and suggest potential classification misalignment rather than genuine category activity.