UNSPSC 42295901: Gastrointestinal stents

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a stent conformed for gastrointestinal procedures in a medical setting Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901839.

UNSPSC 42295901 Gastrointestinal stents is a Commodity code representing specialized medical devices used in clinical gastroenterology and interventional procedures. State and local governments purchase these through both direct procurement and cooperative purchasing agreements that consolidate demand across multiple jurisdictions. The recent solicitation activity under this code shows minimal direct procurement; instead, gastrointestinal stents are typically bought as line items within broader physical health products and medical supplies frameworks that state health departments, hospital systems, and regional medical centers establish to aggregate purchasing power and negotiate volume pricing.

Recent state and local opportunities show no direct stent-specific RFP or IFB. The primary relevant vehicle is the State of Illinois Chief Procurement Office and Sourcewell RFP 102026 (Physical Health Products and Related Services), posted October 6, 2026 with proposals due October 20, 2026. This cooperative procurement establishes master agreements open to state governments, higher education institutions, school districts, counties, cities, and U.S. territories, with a four-year initial term and three one-year extension options available. The RFP covers a broad portfolio of physical health products and related services across multiple states, with gastrointestinal stents expected to fall within the scope of authorized medical devices available to participating health systems. Additional recent opportunities in the source—the Washington State Department of Transportation occupational medical surveillance RFP, San Mateo Medical Center orthopedic hardware removal services RFP, and Sourcewell law enforcement equipment RFP—are unrelated to gastrointestinal stents and do not reflect demand under this code. Pursuit activity should focus on qualification and registration within cooperative purchasing frameworks and direct relationships with hospital procurement offices in states with active Medicaid expansion and growing procedural volumes.