UNSPSC 57030112: Diarrheal disease kit

This module is part of the Interagency diarrheal disease kits designed for 100 severe cholera cases (cholera treatment unit), plus 400 moderate cholera cases (oral rehydration unit), and 100 adults plus 100 children affected by Shigella dysentery. The ORS module contains items for 400 cholera patients with no - or with moderate - dehydration. This material covers the needs for two ORUs. Other Interagency diarrheal disease kits modules are 'Basic Module' (B35667102), 'Infusion Module' (B35667108) and 'ORS module'(B35667101).

Packaging details: items are packed on 1 pallet ea of 0.8x1.6x1.2mt - 1.63cub.m. / 76kg.

UNSPSC 57030112 Diarrheal disease kit is a Commodity code that in actual state and local procurement covers rapid diagnostic testing kits and reagents for communicable diseases — specifically HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis screening assays — along with specimen collection and laboratory testing services that support public health operations. The code's nominal scope (diarrheal disease) does not align with what state and local governments are actually buying under this designation; recent solicitations show the code is being applied to HIV and Syphilis testing reagents, rapid diagnostic screening kits, and related laboratory services. The issuing bodies include state departments of public health, county criminal justice and community supervision departments, and municipal health agencies. Texas and Illinois show the most recent activity, with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Collin County Community Supervision and Corrections Department, the Illinois Department of Public Health, the City of Austin, and the University of Houston all posting opportunities between February and July 2026.

Representative recent opportunities include Collin County Community Supervision and Corrections Department's RFP 2026-327 for offender specimen collection and drug testing services (response due July 23, 2026, estimated value $600,000 over two years with optional renewals), the City of Austin's IFB 9100AAM1023 for Abbott Determine HIV 1/2 rapid test kits (response due July 17, 2026), the Illinois Department of Public Health's IFB for Hepatitis/HIV/Syphilis fourth-generation assay screening instrumentation (response due March 16, 2026, five-year term with optional five-year renewal), and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's RFP 696-IG-26-P034 for forensic laboratory testing services including expert witness testimony (response due May 13, 2026, one-year base period with four optional one-year renewals). Sole-source emergency procurements by the Illinois Department of Public Health to Abbott Laboratories for HIV and Syphilis reagents also appear in the record, indicating reliance on proprietary equipment and supplies for critical public health testing infrastructure.