UNSPSC 46201001: Rescue mannequin

Material that is used for the practical training to rescue human lives under the emergency situation. It enables the practical training by placing it in the vehicle where fire breaks out or railway accident site.

UNSPSC 46201001 Rescue mannequin is a Commodity code that captures fire and emergency-services equipment and training apparatus. State and local governments procuring under this code are acquiring rescue training props, safety equipment systems, and related instructional apparatus—though the recent activity shows the code is tagged inconsistently and much of what appears under it does not fit the mannequin product scope.

The recent opportunities block shows minimal activity directly aligned with rescue mannequins themselves. Brevard County Fire Rescue solicited polypropylene water and foam tank assemblies for fire apparatus (not training props), and Santa Monica Fire Department issued an ITB for a mobile pump-recirculation training prop with an integrated standpipe system—the latter being a substantial training apparatus but not a mannequin product. The City of Phoenix, Gwinnett County, Hillsborough County, and other jurisdictions across the block posted bids for turnout gear, SCBA equipment, bunker gear cleaning, protective fire clothing, rigging certification, and forcible-entry training props—none of which are rescue mannequins. Fire protection system maintenance, water rescue equipment, fire extinguisher testing, and ICS training services also appear in the recent block but fall outside mannequin procurement. The code shows no recent opportunities for the product—rescue mannequins or related dummy/manikin training systems—that the taxonomy nominally covers. Purchasing departments and fire academies in Florida, Texas, Georgia, Arizona, and California post frequently under fire and emergency-services codes, but the current activity under 46201001 does not reflect rescue mannequin demand.