UNSPSC 60106605: Mental reaction test

A device used to measure the time taken to choose the same by making determination after having seen the presented character or symbol or until the subject presses the button indicated with the same character.

UNSPSC 60106605 Mental reaction test is a Commodity code that covers psychological and cognitive assessment instruments used to evaluate mental processing speed, attention, decision-making capacity, and related neuropsychological functions. State and local governments procure these tests primarily through education agencies, public health departments, and workforce development programs to support student evaluations, employee fitness-for-duty assessments, and clinical diagnostic services. The tests are typically administered as part of broader psychological or educational evaluation protocols rather than as standalone products, and procurement often involves licensing agreements or bulk seat purchases for standardized test platforms.

The source provides no recent state and local contract opportunities for this code. Without posted solicitations naming the issuing bodies, geographic regions, or representative buyers, no characterization of current market activity or procurement concentration is supported. Given the specialized and clinically bounded nature of mental reaction testing, activity under this code may be concentrated among education and public health entities with established assessment programs, but this inference is not supported by recent opportunity data. Firms evaluating entry into this code should monitor state education procurement channels and public health RFPs for assessment services, though the current visibility is limited.