UNSPSC 53102312: Incontinence panties

panties worn to prevent urine from leaking sideways due to urinary incontinence, etc. Disposable products are classified separately.

UNSPSC 53102312 Incontinence panties (Commodity) covers disposable incontinence underwear and related personal-protection apparel that state and local governments procure for senior services, institutional care, and emergency response programs. The code appears in recent solicitations primarily as a line item within broader household supplies, personal hygiene, and emergency medical supplies contracts rather than as a standalone procurement vehicle. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county social services departments, school districts, and county emergency services agencies. Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners recently requested informal written quotes for 288 cases combined of incontinence underwear and pads as part of a broader household items purchase (IWQ 140255) for the Department of Community Services, with quotes due October 20, 2026. DeKalb County, Georgia issued a sealed-bid solicitation for emergency medical supplies to support Fire Rescue Services with a September 17, 2026 response date, though detailed line-item scope was not disclosed in available documentation. The code shows limited standalone procurement activity in the recent state and local opportunity set; when it does appear, incontinence supplies are bundled with other personal-hygiene or emergency-response categories rather than bid as discrete commodity lines.

Activity under the code concentrates in Georgia counties—Gwinnett and DeKalb—with no recent opportunities identified in other states or regions in the available records. The Gwinnett County solicitation (PE77023NONST2027000000783, informal written quotes) represents the most concrete recent signal, specifying delivery to the Gwinnett Senior Services Center in Lawrenceville, Georgia by December 7, 2026, with F.O.B. Destination terms and 72-hour delivery timelines required. The DeKalb County bid (PE64400NONST2026000000274, sealed bids) signals ongoing demand within Georgia county emergency services but does not disclose estimated volume or specific incontinence-product quantities. Neither solicitation names an incumbent or estimated contract value for incontinence supplies specifically. Respondents to state and local opportunities under this code should expect commodity pricing structures, delivery timelines and warehouse logistics compliance, and standard references and insurance documentation requirements typical of county procurement cycles.