UNSPSC 49211823: Measuring instrument for human body

A type of device that measures the bodily shape of human for each part thereof. It is structured with the anthropometer, tactometer, calipers, ruler and others to measure the length and thickness of each part of head, waist, chest, ears, face, hands, feet, and other parts.

UNSPSC 49211823 Measuring instrument for human body is a Commodity-tier code that captures state and local procurement of fitness measurement and assessment equipment—including body composition analyzers, weight scales, and related diagnostic instruments—alongside broader athletic equipment and supplies solicitations. Recent activity shows the code tags a mix of fitness-specific and general athletic procurement: the City of Tucson's RFP 270143 (due October 15, 2026) for commercial fitness equipment maintenance and repair across Parks, Police, and Fire departments; school district RFPs for athletic supplies and equipment serving multiple sports programs and physical education; and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving state agencies and K-12 districts. The issuing-body mix spans city recreation departments, independent school districts, county schools, higher-education facilities management, and regional educational cooperatives. Fitness-focused work centers on preventative maintenance, repair services, and new equipment procurement for multi-brand commercial systems (Paramount, Precor, TRUE, Life Fitness, Hoist); school and district activity emphasizes supplies, uniforms, and equipment for athletic programs across multiple sports. Geographic spread includes Texas (Austin ISD, Birdville ISD, Harlingen CISD, Texas A&M, and Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative activity), Georgia (Fulton County Schools), Arizona (City of Tucson), and Connecticut (City of New Haven), with cooperative vehicles (AEPA and Sourcewell) spanning up to 31 states.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Tucson's fitness equipment RFP 270143 (RFP, due October 15, 2026) requiring quarterly preventative maintenance, on-call repair, and new equipment pricing with minimum 15 percent discounts, Section 3 compliance, and $2 million Commercial General Liability insurance; Fulton County Schools' IFB 214-26 (IFB, due May 26, 2026) for three sizes of wrestling mats in firm fixed price; Birdville ISD's RFCSP 002-27 (RFCSP, due July 1, 2026, estimated annual value $867,443.31) for athletic equipment, uniforms, and services across 15 sports and three high schools with HUB compliance weighted at 1 percent; and AEPA #027-E (sealed bid, due August 13, 2026) for athletic supplies and equipment across 31 state member agencies. Cooperative purchasing vehicles and multi-vendor frameworks are active, with schools and districts commonly reserving the right to award single or multiple contractors by line item.