UNSPSC 42291629: Surgical cutting jig

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as surgical piston cutting jigs during a surgical procedure in a medical setting. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901890.

UNSPSC 42291629 Surgical cutting jig is a Commodity code for specialized surgical instruments and equipment used in operating-room settings, though recent state and local opportunities posted under this code show minimal alignment with cutting-jig procurement specifically. The recent solicitations tagged to this code instead reflect broader surgical and medical-facility equipment procurement: San Mateo County Medical Center sought laser equipment and technicians for OR use (RFP, due June 10, 2026), and the same jurisdiction solicited surgical power equipment to replace obsolete power instruments (RFP, five-year term, due May 28, 2026). Healthcare facility construction and outfitting also appears in the tagged opportunities—the State of California issued multiple IFBs for outpatient-building furniture (RFB-IS-26200984, due June 4, 2026; RFB-IS-27200071, due August 18, 2026). A law-enforcement equipment cooperative solicitation through Sourcewell (RFP #061626, due June 16, 2026) is unrelated to the code's stated scope. The issuing bodies include county health systems, state capital-facilities procurement, and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving regional and multistate jurisdictions.

Geographic activity centers on California (San Mateo County and statewide procurement) and multi-jurisdictional cooperative arrangements spanning Washington state, Minnesota, and beyond through Sourcewell. The State of California's recent outpatient-building procurements include Certified Business Enterprise set-asides; San Mateo County applies local-business preferences awarding up to five percent additional points for local businesses and up to eight percent for micro businesses. Compliance requirements in the health-care solicitations mandate living-wage adherence ($17.00 per hour minimum in San Mateo County), prevailing-wage compliance where applicable, HIPAA Business Associate obligations, and Section 504 accessibility standards. Insurance minimums for surgical-equipment contracts typically include $1 million general liability and professional liability per occurrence. The code shows sparse actual cutting-jig procurement; most recent activity represents adjacent medical-facility equipment and infrastructure buys rather than surgical-instrument manufacturing or procurement.