UNSPSC 43232610: Medical software

This software tool is used for evaluating,planning or redesigning hospitals and other healthcare procedures. The animation and graphical output reports show the behavior of certain patients and their perfomance. some softwares like EMR software,X Link Software etc will come under this title.

UNSPSC 43232610 Medical software (Commodity) addresses healthcare IT platforms that state and local public health and clinical operations procurement offices are buying to standardize clinical workflows, ensure regulatory compliance, and manage patient data across increasingly complex healthcare environments. Recent solicitations show demand spanning electronic medical records for correctional and public health settings, cellular therapy transplant program platforms, clinical imaging and tumor measurement systems for oncology trials, referral management and billing software, provider time tracking and invoicing platforms, and AI-enhanced clinical decision support tools with increasingly rigorous requirements for FDA SaMD compliance, HIPAA and emerging state privacy law adherence, and responsible AI governance.

State and local health systems dominate the issuing-body mix: county and municipal health agencies (Collier County EMS, San Mateo Medical Center, Suffolk County Department of Health Services, Monroe County Fire Rescue, Central Health/Travis County, Clackamas County Health Centers), large independent school districts and higher education health systems (UT Health San Antonio, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, South Dakota State University), and state departments of health, human services, and corrections (Oregon State Hospital, Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Illinois Department of Human Services). University medical centers and tribal health systems also participate. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, California, Florida, and Oregon, with additional recent procurements in New York, Georgia, Washington, Utah, and South Dakota. Representative recent opportunities include UT Health San Antonio's RFP for a cellular therapy transplant program platform (due November 17, 2026), Central Health's RFP for referral management software with AI-specific compliance requirements around FDA SaMD guidelines and ONC HTI-1 regulations (due November 9, 2026), Hillsborough County Public Schools' RFP to replace its School City assessment platform serving 200,000–225,000 students (due April 10, 2026, with transition and pilot through July 2027), and Suffolk County's RFP for an electronic medical record system for jail medical units (due October 30, 2026). Collier County also issued a notice of intent to single-source Handtevy pediatric drug-dosage calculation and EMS protocol integration software. Current activity reflects heightened vendor qualification scrutiny around multi-regulatory compliance (HIPAA, FERPA, FDA, state privacy laws), AI governance and explainability, data residency within the United States, SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification, and Business Associate Agreements as table-stakes requirements.