UNSPSC 51413800: Vasodilator thiazoles

Vasodilator drugs made from sulfur compounds with nitrogen, based on C3H3NS.

UNSPSC 51413800 Vasodilator thiazoles is a Class code that covers pharmaceutical products used in emergency medical and life support applications. State and local governments procure these medications—including vasodilators, vasoconstrictors, and related cardiac and hemodynamic agents—primarily through fire rescue departments, emergency medical services, and public health agencies. The Tampa Fire Rescue procurement illustrates the typical scope: the City of Tampa's Purchasing Department issued an IFB for Advanced Life Support Medications including Labetalol HCI, Epinephrine, Adenosine, and Diltiazem vials, with strict expiration-date guarantees (nine months minimum from acceptance), rapid delivery requirements (ten calendar days), and one-year initial terms with renewal options. Issuing bodies under this code include city purchasing departments managing emergency services, county health authorities, and municipal fire and rescue agencies that maintain emergency medication inventories for field operations. Vendors must comply with OSHA Hazard Communication Standards, provide Safety Data Sheets, and demonstrate WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility conformance for all product documentation.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, where the City of Tampa's $40,000 Advanced Life Support Medications bid (Solicitation 26P00188, response deadline April 8, 2026) represents the documented state-and-local opportunity under this code. The solicitation includes a 5 percent SLBE bid discount and sheltered-market designation, indicating that set-aside preferences may apply in some jurisdictions. Vendors should note that competitive bids in this space require firm, all-inclusive pricing (shipping, freight on board, and applicable taxes bundled), demonstrated capacity to guarantee nine-month minimum shelf life from acceptance, rapid order fulfillment, and mature compliance programs for pharmaceutical hazard documentation and product accessibility.