UNSPSC 42310000: Wound care products

In this classification, this family includes the products used in the portion of medical interactions that involve wound care procedures.

UNSPSC 42310000 Wound care products is a Family code covering a broad range of medical consumables and first-aid supplies that state and local governments procure for healthcare operations, emergency response, and facility support. Recent solicitations under this code encompass bandages, gauze, first aid kits, hospital-grade gloves, antiseptic products, intraosseous needles and drivers, PPE components, and miscellaneous medical supplies for state-supported facilities. The issuing bodies span state health and human services departments, county purchasing offices, city fire rescue departments, county animal shelters, and regional education service centers acting as cooperative purchasing vehicles. State departments of transportation, health commissions, and statewide procurement offices are repeat solicitors, often coordinating through cooperative consortia such as NASPO ValuePoint, MMCAP, and OMNIA Partners to consolidate purchasing across multiple agencies and jurisdictions.

Activity appears concentrated in Texas, Florida, Washington, Minnesota, and Idaho, with multi-state procurement frameworks driving recent opportunities. Representative recent solicitations include the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts' IFB 304T-27-345A2 for Personal Protective Equipment and First Aid Components (due October 6, 2026), encompassing 21 line items with statewide delivery and a term through November 30, 2027 with four renewal options; Escambia County, Florida's sole-source procurement (SSPS0072026) for intraosseous needles and drivers compatible with the Arrow EZ IO System (due September 29, 2026); the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's IFB HHS0017685 for miscellaneous supplies supporting the Denton State Supported Living Center (due August 19, 2026, with prior contract value of $50,000); and a regional cooperative RFP (Region 14 Education Service Center, RFP26S960) for nationwide medical supplies distribution with an estimated annual volume of approximately $10 million. Contracts typically establish one-year initial terms with renewal options and include firm, all-inclusive pricing structures with delivery specifications. Set-asides and preferences for small business, minority-owned, and local vendors appear in city and county solicitations, though state cooperative vehicles often establish statewide or multi-state pricing frameworks with minimal guaranteed volumes.