UNSPSC 57030104: Oral-rehydration-points consumable kit

Each packet of oral-rehydration-points (ORS) contains the equivalent of: Sodium chloride 3.5 g potassium chloride 1.5 g trisodium citrate, dihydrate 2.9 g glucose anhydrous 20 g The 27.9 gram dose is intended for dissolution into one liter of drinking water. Packets are packed as follows: Carton 125 packets, case 625 packets -5 cartons. Further information available on https://ifrcgo.org/ecv- toolkit/action/community-oral-rehydration-points/.

UNSPSC 57030104 Oral-rehydration-points consumable kit is a Commodity code with negligible recent state and local procurement activity. The single recent opportunity tagged with this code—the City of Tucson's MRO Supplies RFP #240078 posted September 30, 2026, with proposals due March 28, 2024—does not align with the code's nominal scope. The Tucson solicitation seeks a master agreement for comprehensive maintenance, repair, and operations supplies across 25 product categories including lighting, safety, cleaning, electrical, plumbing, and fleet maintenance items; oral-rehydration kits are not mentioned in the scope or the 1,995 line items listed. The remaining opportunities in the recent block address defibrillators, ventilator maintenance, ophthalmic instruments, surgical power equipment, evacuation chairs, laser systems, and other medical or facility equipment—none of which map to oral-rehydration consumable kits. No state or local procurement activity specifically targeting oral-rehydration point consumables is present in the dataset.

The code shows little relevant market activity and does not reflect current state or local purchasing patterns. Business development professionals should not pursue this category based on available recent opportunities; the misalignment between the code designation and actual solicitation scope suggests either a data tagging error or dormant procurement demand. Focus instead on the broader medical supplies or emergency medical response categories where recent state and local activity is documented.