UNSPSC 42330103: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery

Kits containing Enhanced Recovery After Surgery products.

UNSPSC 42330103 Enhanced Recovery After Surgery is a Commodity code covering post-operative clinical care and rehabilitation services that state and local governments procure primarily through health systems, corrections agencies, school districts, and transit authorities. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying psychiatric nursing, emergency medical staffing, telehealth urgent care, peer recovery support, and occupational wellness services—a mix reflecting demand for behavioral health intervention, staff-facing occupational medicine, and inmate care across correctional and public health facilities.

The Colorado Department of Corrections has posted multiple psychiatric nursing RFPs (Solicitation RFPCAAA20270000322, RFPCAAA20270000321, RFPCAAA20270000323, with proposals due October 11 and October 30, 2026) seeking registered nurses to deliver medication management, clinical therapy facilitation, and substance use disorder education across two facilities. The City of Phoenix is soliciting peer recovery support specialists (RFP PS-26-0308, proposals due September 11, 2026) for 36 full-time equivalents providing 24/7 crisis response and de-escalation services integrated with law enforcement. Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) in California is conducting an RFI (due October 31, 2026) on virtual urgent care vendor capabilities for continuous telehealth evaluation and medication management. The Boulder County Sheriff's Office is requesting EMT staffing proposals (RFP, due October 26, 2026) for 24/7 coverage at the county jail. County of Santa Clara Health System has posted RFQs for travel nurse staffing (due January 6, 2027) and temporary health professional staffing (due October 7, 2026) across multiple clinical ancillary categories. Hillsborough County is seeking occupational wellness examinations for its Fire Rescue Department (ITB-26-00315, due July 21, 2026) at an estimated contract value of $2.48 million over three years, requiring on-site medical exams, lab work, and chest X-rays. Activity concentrates in California (Santa Clara, Inland Empire), Colorado, Florida (Hillsborough, Boulder County, Seminole), Arizona (Phoenix), and Texas (Dallas, Harris Health), with Colorado Department of Corrections and California health systems as repeat buyers. The code shows robust recent activity across both provider-driven and government agency-direct procurement, with contract terms ranging from six months to five years and compensation models spanning hourly rates, per-unit fees, and fixed annual retainers.