UNSPSC 57030111: Pediatric kit

The PED/SAM kit is especially designed to provide medicines, renewables and equipment suitable for children and to treat the common childhood illness including severe acute malnutrition with medical complications. KIT PED-SAM 2020, EQUIPMENT, MOD. 7 The PED/SAM kit intends to provide medicines, renewables and equipment needed to treat sick children including severe acute malnourished children with medical complications at hospital level. Some stand-alone modules may be used for PHC or mobile clinics.

This is Module 5 out of 7 that make a complete PED/SAM 2020 kit Module 7 - Equipment contains various equipment scale, stethoscope, glucometer and an haemoglobinometer starter kit (HemoCue Hb 301). Additional re-supply such as glucose strips, lancets, microcuvette 301 must be ordered through the catalogue.

UNSPSC 57030111 Pediatric kit (Commodity) does not map to the state and local procurement activity currently being solicited under this code. Recent opportunities tagged to 57030111 include adult forensic specimen collection services, HIV and Syphilis laboratory testing reagents and screening assays, drug testing and specimen analysis, diagnostic laboratory chemistry services, and pool maintenance—none of which involve pediatric medical kits or supplies. The code shows minimal relevant activity; recent solicitations appear misclassified against the code's nominal scope.

The few opportunities present span Texas, Illinois, and Florida issuing bodies including state health departments, a county community supervision agency, a municipal public health department, and a university. The Illinois Department of Public Health has posted multiple notices for HIV and Syphilis testing reagents (four separate opportunities between February and August 2026), the most concentrated activity under this code designation. Collin County Community Supervision and Corrections Department issued an RFP due July 23, 2026, for offender specimen collection and drug testing services across two sites in the Dallas area, with an estimated contract value of $600,000 over two years plus optional renewals. The City of Austin posted an IFB due July 17, 2026, for rapid HIV test kits to support the Austin Public Health Program. No recent pediatric-kit-specific procurement is evident in the source material.