UNSPSC 46171646: Untact epidemic prevention equipment

Equipment for quarantine that detects, measures, and disinfects a large number of unspecified pedestrians

UNSPSC 46171646 Untact epidemic prevention equipment (Commodity) covers respiratory protection devices, ballistic and structural firefighting protective gear, first aid and medical supplies, and safety equipment that state and local agencies procure to equip emergency responders, public health personnel, and operational staff. County sheriffs' offices, fire departments, school districts, and municipal health agencies are the primary buyers. San Mateo County recently issued an IFB (2027IFB00042) for Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus and replacement Scott components for the Sheriff's Office, with responses due August 28, 2026 under a local-business preference. Hillsborough County Fire Rescue solicited cleaning and maintenance of bunker gear under ITB 26-00380 with a two-year estimated value of $1,156,137. Columbus Consolidated Government issued RFB 27-0007 for structural firefighting coats, pants, helmets, boots, and protective hoods meeting NFPA standards, awarding to two vendors with a two-year term and three optional renewals. Santa Monica Fire Department bid ballistic helmets and plate carriers to NIJ Level III or above standards for approximately 130 personnel plus reserves. School districts and counties also procure first aid consumables, medical supplies, and general safety equipment; Pinellas County Schools issued ITB 25-CR-069 for first aid supplies with approximately $130,000 annual estimated usage, and the City of Bartow established a qualified vendor list for ongoing safety products including vests, boots, eyewear, and protective equipment under ITB-CS.

Recent activity is concentrated in Florida and California, with activity also in Georgia and Texas. Hillsborough County (Florida) and San Mateo County (California) appear as repeat buyers. The code spans notice types including IFB, ITB, RFB, and RFP, with response dates primarily clustered in late summer and early fall 2026. Cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Purchasing Cooperative of America (RFP OD-451-26) and the Texas SMART Buy program also solicit under or near this code for emergency responder equipment on a statewide or national basis. Awards are typically price-based with responsive and responsible criteria, and several solicitations apply local-business or Florida-based supplier preferences. Delivery timelines range from 10 to 14 days for consumables and equipment, with multi-year contract terms standard for protective gear and annual or ongoing renewal options common.