UNSPSC 42301500: Aids for medical training

In this classification, this class includes, products, components, accessories, and supplies, utilized in medical training.

UNSPSC 42301500 Aids for medical training is a Class code encompassing professional development programs, instructional materials, and hands-on training equipment that state and local governments—primarily school districts, community colleges, and county health agencies—procure to support clinical and safety workforce development. The code captures both curriculum-based training delivery (such as nursing assistant, probation officer, and specialized safety instruction) and purpose-built simulation and training equipment (patient simulators, ambulance training rigs). Recent solicitations show school districts and community colleges anchoring the activity: Hillsborough County Public Schools in Tampa sourced Brainspring Phonics First professional development for elementary special-education teachers; Valencia College pursued Elevate Healthcare Apollo Pre-Hospital Simulators for paramedic training; and Salt Lake Community College sought a complete EMS Ambulance Simulator for classroom instruction. Scope spans single-source professional development licensing agreements, hands-on simulation hardware with accompanying software and clinical scenario libraries, and instructor-led training delivery for municipal and county workforces (probation, firefighting, CPR certification, occupational safety).

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, Texas, Arizona, Maryland, and Utah, with issuing bodies split among K–12 school districts, community colleges, county probation departments, transit and municipal agencies, and county health systems. Representative opportunities include San Mateo County Probation Department's RFP for annual training curriculum services covering 220–250 sworn and non-sworn staff across ten subject areas (proposals due August 28, 2026); Travis County Healthcare District's request for leadership development and cultural transformation services requiring a medical-doctor or advanced practitioner on the delivery team (proposals due August 18, 2026); City of Tucson's as-needed CPR and First Aid training contract with American Heart Association or Red Cross certification standards and multiple-award flexibility (proposals due January 5, 2026); and City of Pasadena's RFP for Cal-OSHA safety training consultancy covering Public Works, Water and Power, and Parks departments (proposals due September 25, 2026, with Addendum #1 Revision posted September 15, 2026). Contracts typically run one to three years with optional renewal periods; procurement vehicles include RFP, RFQ, notice of intent to purchase sole source, and letters of interest, with local vendor preferences and set-aside eligibility (HUB certification, MBE/WBE status) available in select jurisdictions.