UNSPSC 51204206: Antirabic bovine vaccine

Klebsiella pneumoniae is one of a coliform bacteria that causing mastitis. This disease were founded in dairy cows and can be prevented by vaccination.

UNSPSC 51204206 Antirabic bovine vaccine is a Commodity code that in practice encompasses state and local procurement of specialized vaccines, including yellow fever vaccine and other immunological preparations for public health programs. State and local health departments and related public health authorities solicit under this code to secure vaccine supplies for disease prevention and control initiatives. The scope reflects purchases of finished vaccine products from qualified manufacturers, where availability and regulatory approval often constrain competitive sourcing and lead to sole source or limited-vendor procurement actions.

The Mississippi State Department of Health posted a sole source notice for yellow fever vaccine from Sanofi Pasteur, Inc. on July 13, 2026, with an objection deadline of August 3, 2026. The notice permits any person or entity to challenge the sole source classification by submitting written objections with detailed explanation and supporting documentation demonstrating alternative vendor availability to Cynthia Brasher, Mississippi State Department of Health Purchasing Department, at Cynthia.brasher@msdh.ms.gov. If substantiated objections are received showing the commodity is available from other sources, the department will conduct an advertised competitive bid or selection process; if the department determines only one source exists, it will appeal to the Public Procurement Review Board. The notice does not disclose quantity, contract term, estimated value, or pricing. Recent activity under this code is limited to this single identified opportunity.