UNSPSC 51432200: Antihypertensive hydralazines

Antihypertensive drugs made from a direct-acting vasodilator, pyridazine, phthalazine, and hydrazinophthalazine, hence the name HYDRA-LAZINE, HYDRA-LAZINES, and HYDRALAZINE.

UNSPSC 51432200 Antihypertensive hydralazines, a Class code, captures pharmaceuticals used in emergency medical services and hospital acute-care settings, though recent state and local procurement under this code centers on advanced life support medications more broadly rather than hydralazines specifically. The City of Tampa's Fire Rescue department, for example, recently issued an IFB for a portfolio of four emergency medications—Labetalol HCl, Epinephrine, Adenosine, and Diltiazem—that reflects the kinds of pharmaceutical supplies municipal first-responder agencies acquire under codes in this family. Issuing bodies soliciting pharmaceutical supplies at this level are primarily municipal purchasing offices, county health departments, and independent emergency-services districts seeking to stock and refresh critical-care medication inventories. Vendors must typically meet OSHA Hazard Communication Standards documentation requirements, maintain expiration-date guarantees of nine months or more from acceptance, and agree to pickup and replacement schedules before supply degradation.

The City of Tampa's Hillsborough County IFB (Solicitation 26P00188, due April 8, 2026) represents the most recent documented activity under this code and signals ongoing municipal procurement in Florida. The solicitation carried an estimated contract value of $40,000 and included a Small Local Business Enterprise sheltered-market designation with a 5 percent bid discount. The contract term was set for one year with two optional one-year renewals, plus unilateral extension rights for up to three additional 30-day periods. Vendors were required to submit pricing on a firm basis including all freight to Tampa, warrant materials free of defects for a minimum of 365 days, and comply with accessibility and federal Section 508 standards. Response required electronic submission through the OpenGov eProcurement Portal and award was to be made within 120 days of bid opening to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder.