UNSPSC 42292105: Surgical combination impactors extractors

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a combination impactor extractor during a surgical procedure in a medical setting. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901920.

UNSPSC 42292105 Surgical combination impactors extractors is a Commodity code with minimal recent relevant activity in state and local procurement. The source records show no recent solicitations directly aligned with surgical impactors, extractors, or comparable surgical power hand instruments. Four of the five recent opportunities posted under this code—including law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell cooperative purchasing), phlebotomy services (Nevada State Police), and outpatient building furniture (State of California)—bear no substantive relationship to the code's scope. One opportunity, San Mateo County Medical Center's procurement for surgical power equipment (RFP, proposal deadline May 28, 2026), touches on surgical instrumentation but addresses power-driven equipment replacement rather than manual or combination impactor-extractor devices as the code defines them.

San Mateo County Medical Center represents the only identifiable recent buyer with direct surgical instrument procurement activity under this code tier, though the posted solicitations emphasize laser equipment and surgical power devices rather than impactors or extractors. The geographic distribution across recent opportunities spans California (furniture and surgical power), Nevada (phlebotomy), Minnesota and Washington (law enforcement cooperative purchasing), with no clear concentration in any single state or region. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and actual recent solicitations suggests either sparse demand for combination impactors and extractors in state and local markets, tagging inconsistencies in procurement systems, or that buying organizations acquire these devices through group purchasing organizations, medical distributor agreements, or sub-tier health-system procurement rather than direct public solicitation. Vendors pursuing this code should monitor San Mateo County Medical Center and comparable regional public hospital systems for surgical instrumentation opportunities, but the current opportunity pipeline under this specific code classification is thin.