UNSPSC 49211817: Muscular strength measurement instrument

A type of device that is designed to find out the muscular strength by measuring the leg force and brachial muscular strength. It measures the estimated maximum muscular strength with the average power by the speed training and it is possible to measure the muscular endurance force to fit to the age of each gender for tested person.

UNSPSC 49211817 Muscular strength measurement instrument is a Commodity code that state and local governments are buying primarily as part of broader athletic equipment and fitness procurement packages rather than as standalone specialty instruments. Recent solicitations show school districts and universities sourcing strength training and powerlifting equipment, fitness machines including Woodway treadmills, and associated supplies through catalog discount bids and fixed-price contracts. The buying pattern reflects K-12 district demand for equipment supporting strength and conditioning programs, physical education curricula, and competitive powerlifting and athletics teams, bundled with apparel, protective gear, and facility equipment in multi-line-item procurements rather than isolated purchases of measurement devices.

Issuing bodies include independent school districts across Texas (Birdville ISD, Donna ISD, Los Fresnos CISD, Harlingen CISD, Northside ISD), county school systems in Georgia and Florida (Fulton County Schools, Marion County Schools), a major state university system (Texas A&M University), and regional purchasing cooperatives serving 31 state member agencies (AEPA). Texas and Georgia account for the most recent activity. Representative opportunities include Birdville ISD's April 2026 RFCSP for Athletic Equipment, Supplies and Related Services across 15 sports programs with a July 1, 2026 deadline and estimated annual value of $867,443.31; Donna ISD's April 8, 2026 RFP for Power Lifting Equipment and Supplies (catalog discount basis); and the AEPA cooperative purchasing vehicle for Athletic Supplies and Equipment (AEPA #027-E) spanning 31 states with bids due August 13, 2026. All major solicitations employ as-needed or catalog discount pricing models rather than guaranteed-quantity contracts, with awards commonly made to multiple vendors to give end-users flexibility in vendor selection.