UNSPSC 42295310: Surgical perfusion cannulas or catheters accessories

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is either an accessory or consumable associated with surgical perfusion cannulas or catheters. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901831.

UNSPSC 42295310 Surgical perfusion cannulas or catheters accessories (Commodity) shows minimal alignment with recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally describes specialized vascular access devices and their associated components used in surgical perfusion and bypass procedures, yet the most recent opportunities posted under this code do not reflect purchases of cannulas, catheters, or related accessories. Instead, the tagged solicitations span law enforcement equipment (a Sourcewell cooperative procurement for multiple Washington and other-state counties), phlebotomy services in Nevada, furniture for California outpatient facilities, and laser equipment and surgical power instruments for San Mateo County's hospital operations. Only the San Mateo County procurements—laser equipment and surgical power instruments for operating room use—bear tangential connection to surgical practice, though they target equipment and technical staffing rather than perfusion-specific devices.

The issuing bodies across the recent records include a county hospital system (San Mateo Medical Center), a state health facilities division (California), a state police agency (Nevada), and a multi-state cooperative purchasing vehicle (Sourcewell). Geographic activity centers on California and Nevada in the recent record, with broader multi-state reach through the Sourcewell cooperative. The two San Mateo County solicitations—an RFP for laser equipment and technical support (response deadline July 10, 2026, later revised) and an RFP for surgical power equipment with a five-year term (proposal deadline May 28, 2026)—represent the only opportunities with direct relevance to surgical environments, though neither specifically targets perfusion cannulas or catheters. The code appears to carry minimal recent procurement signal for the intended commodity class, suggesting either very low state and local demand for perfusion-specific devices under this code designation or a systematic mismatch between the code assignment and actual purchasing activity.