UNSPSC 51172338: Naloxegol

An opioid antagonist indicated for the treatment of opioid-induced constipation (OIC) in adultpatients with chronic non-cancer pain

UNSPSC 51172338 Naloxegol is a Commodity-tier code representing opioid antagonist pharmaceuticals procured by state and local health agencies, public health departments, and emergency response agencies to support medication-assisted treatment, overdose-reversal programs, and emergency medical services. State and local governments acquire naloxegol and related opioid antagonists (primarily naloxone/Narcan) through direct pharmacy contracts, cooperative purchasing frameworks, and emergency medical supply agreements. The work ranges from ongoing medication dispensing for HIV/AIDS and chronic pain populations through primary care pharmacies to large-scale procurement of naloxone kits and nasal-spray formulations for emergency services, harm-reduction initiatives, and community health support programs.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state health and human services agencies, county public health departments, city fire and emergency medical services, and local boards of county commissioners. DeKalb Public Health in Georgia has posted multiple RFQs (twice since May 2026) for primary care medication dispensing services supporting Ryan White patients, signaling sustained demand from regional health authorities. State-level activity is concentrated in Illinois, where the Chief Procurement Office for General Services extended a joint purchase master contract with Emergent Devices Inc. for Narcan through cooperative purchasing, currently spending approximately $1.1 million monthly statewide ($65 million over 61 months). Seminole County, Florida, procured naloxone units and drug deactivation systems via IFB in June 2026. The City of Tucson Fire Department's June 2026 RFP encompassed BLS and ALS pharmaceuticals and supply distribution (including naloxone as part of a broader emergency medical supply suite) to 17 stations across the city. Geographic activity spans Georgia, Florida, Arizona, Texas, Illinois, and Minnesota, with representation from state cooperative purchasing alliances serving multiple jurisdictions. Representative recent opportunities include DeKalb Public Health's RFQ 27-2033-RFQ14 for primary care medication dispensing (response deadline July 27, 2026), Seminole County's IFB for 1,900 annual units of Naloxone and Safe Drug Deactivation Systems (delivery quarterly to Sanford, Florida), and the State of Illinois's change order extending the Narcan master agreement through December 31, 2026, at an estimated $9 million over six months.