UNSPSC 57030103: Obstetric, surgical kit

(UNICEF) Complete contains basic drugs, renewable medical supplies, medical equipment, surgical instruments, and basic sterilization and resuscitation equipment for health facilities to handle an average of 100 deliveries, including 50 with complications and surgery (with an average of 25 caesarean sections).

UNSPSC 57030103 Obstetric, surgical kit is a Commodity code encompassing surgical instruments, equipment, and kits designed for obstetric procedures. The recent opportunities block shows no solicitations explicitly requesting obstetric surgical kits as a defined product line. Instead, recent state and local activity under this code demonstrates fragmented demand across medical equipment maintenance, emergency response equipment, and general medical supplies distributed widely across different issuing bodies and geographic regions, with minimal concentration in obstetric-specific procurement.

The code exhibits limited relevance to obstetric surgical kit procurement in the recent state-local market. Recent opportunities tagged under or near this code include San Mateo Medical Center's laser equipment solicitation (RFP, due Jul 10, 2026), Santa Clara County's ophthalmic instruments ITB (due Jul 10, 2026), Cobb County School District's AED equipment RFQ (due Jul 6, 2026, estimated $50,000), Hillsborough County's medical equipment maintenance services ITB (due Jul 1, 2026, estimated $80,000 over two years), Marion County's Vidacare EZ-IO infusion system procurement (due May 11, 2026), and New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services' pharmaceutical packaging system RFB (due May 22, 2026). These opportunities span emergency medical devices, facility maintenance contracts, and point-of-care equipment rather than obstetric surgical kits. Issuing bodies include county hospital systems, school districts, emergency services departments, and state health agencies. Geographic spread covers California, Georgia, Florida, New Hampshire, and other states, with no identifiable concentration in obstetric procurement. The code appears to catch medical device and equipment solicitations broadly without reflecting actual obstetric-focused purchasing. Firms specializing in obstetric surgical kits may find this code classification unhelpful for targeting genuine demand.