UNSPSC 42301510: Cardiac patient simulators

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a system to teach bedside cardiac assessment skills to medical staff in a medical setting Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 980100.

UNSPSC 42301510 Cardiac patient simulators is a Commodity code, but the most recent state and local opportunities posted under this code show almost no activity aligned with the code's nominal scope. Of nine recent opportunities tagged with this code, only one — Valencia College's sole-source notice for two Apollo Pre-Hospital Simulators from Elevate Healthcare (posted October 19, 2026, response period seven business days) — involves actual patient simulation equipment. The remaining eight opportunities span phonics-first professional development for teachers (Hillsborough County Public Schools), Cal-OSHA safety training (City of Pasadena), recreation classes (City of Milpitas), clinical nursing assistant textbooks (Wicomico County Public Schools), pharmacy benefit management (Collier County), probation department training (San Mateo County), leadership development services (Travis County Healthcare District), and CPR/first aid instruction (City of Tucson). None of these relate to cardiac simulation technology or equipment procurement.

The single relevant opportunity — Valencia College's Apollo Pre-Hospital Simulators — specifies two high-fidelity adult patient models with tetherless operation, wireless capability, realistic upper airway design based on CT scan data, chest tube insertion capability with fluid output, CPR monitoring with hand-position and compression tracking, dual bleeding sites with variable flow rates, multiple injection sites, Maestro Standalone software, Physiology license, five simulated clinical experiences, instructor operating device, Apollo Moulage Starter Kit, and manufacturer's warranty. Elevate Healthcare holds exclusive rights to installation, training, warranty, service, and maintenance. The procurement follows Florida's sole-source procedure under Florida Administrative Code 6A-14.0734 and Florida Statute 287.057, with a seven-business-day posting window. The code's recent activity is extremely sparse and concentrated in a single educational institution within one state; broader state and local procurement of cardiac simulation equipment does not surface in the available opportunities data.