UNSPSC 42330301: Dental

Kits for use during Dental procedures.

UNSPSC 42330301 Dental, a Commodity code, covers direct clinical dental care delivery to state and local public populations — anesthesia administration, oral surgery, general dentistry, and prosthetics fabrication for facility residents, inmates, and beneficiaries under state health agencies, county correctional systems, and municipal health departments. State and local governments procure this work through individual facilities operated by health and human services commissions, correctional departments, and public hospital systems; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission appears as a standout repeat buyer across state-supported living centers and state hospitals. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas HHS Commission's solicitations for dental anesthesia services at San Angelo State Supported Living Center (IFB HHS0017648, due July 30, 2026) and comprehensive oral surgery at Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center (IFB HHS0017517, due July 6, 2026), the City of Atlanta Department of Corrections' multi-step sealed bid for on-call inmate dental services at the Atlanta City Detention Center (due June 30, 2026), and Williamson County, Texas's request for statement of qualifications for county jail dental services (RFSQ 26RFSQ31, due May 26, 2026).

Activity concentrates in Texas, where the HHS Commission has posted at least eight dental-related solicitations across six state-supported living centers since late June 2026, and Georgia, where Atlanta and Richmond County have issued correctional inmate dental procurements. Recent work includes staffed anesthesia services at defined clinical hours with four-hour response to routine calls and one-hour emergency response; oral surgery including extractions and implant placements; general dentistry combining preventive, diagnostic, and restorative care; and prosthetics repair and fabrication. Contractors must hold state dental licensure (DDS or DMD), often with specialized permits for anesthesia delivery; five years of relevant experience is standard for complex work, though anesthesia roles sometimes require three or competency demonstrated through residency completion. Compensation structures are firm fixed-price per-hour rates, per-15-minute increments for anesthesia, or per-case fees for oral surgery and prosthetics; historical annual volumes range from $19,000 to $99,999 depending on facility size and service scope. Insurance requirements are consistent across jurisdictions — workers' compensation, commercial general liability ($1–2 million), professional liability ($1 million), and umbrella coverage ($1 million).