UNSPSC 42311520: Medical non adherent tapes

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is used as a medically related non adherent strap Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 300590.

UNSPSC 42311520 Medical non-adherent tapes, a Commodity code, covers adhesive and non-adhesive tapes used in first-aid and emergency medical applications by state and local fire, rescue, and animal-care agencies. Recent solicitations show state and local governments purchasing medical aid supplies bundles that include bandaging materials, respiratory equipment, cardiac monitoring electrodes, endotracheal tubes, gloves, airway devices, oxygen delivery systems, and various medical consumables alongside non-adherent and specialty tapes for emergency response and clinical use. Issuing bodies include city fire and rescue departments and regional animal shelters procuring supplies for ongoing operational needs. The City of Tampa's Fire Rescue and Fire Department Rescue Division have posted multiple tapes-inclusive solicitations, suggesting repeat procurement activity from that jurisdiction.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and Texas. The City of Tampa has solicited medical and first-aid supplies through ITBs numbered 26-P-00145 (posted March 25, 2026, due March 13, 2026, estimated value $700,000) and 25-P-00157 (posted April 24, 2026, due April 9, 2025) as sheltered-market opportunities for certified Small Local Business Enterprises with 5% bid discounts. Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter in Texas issued IFB 26IFB24 (posted March 12, 2026, due April 23, 2026) for veterinary pharmaceuticals and clinical supplies requiring an online ordering system and two-week delivery windows. Tampa's solicitations include set-asides for SLBEs and Underutilized Woman and Minority Owned Business Enterprises; Williamson County applies a local preference allowing three percent bid flexibility for vendors with principal place of business in the county. All procurements require firm pricing for initial periods (one year for Tampa, three months for Williamson County) and medications or products with limited shelf life must meet minimum expiration-date requirements at delivery.