UNSPSC 60106608: Two arm coordination test

A device that is used to measure the motion coordination level of tested person among parts of body including eyes and hand, and between both hands, and it is the equipment that tests joint action of muscle and nervous system.

UNSPSC 60106608 Two arm coordination test is a Commodity code that covers standardized assessment instruments used to measure bilateral motor coordination and upper-extremity function in clinical and educational settings. State and local governments procure these tests primarily through school districts conducting special education evaluations, rehabilitation agencies performing functional capacity assessments, and public health departments supporting developmental screening programs. The assessments typically consist of physical test apparatus, scoring protocols, and normative reference data used by occupational therapists, physical therapists, and special education diagnosticians to evaluate coordination deficits in children and adults.

The source provides no recent state or local contract opportunities under this code. Given the narrow clinical and assessment focus of two-arm coordination testing instruments, procurement activity under this Commodity code appears minimal within typical state and local buying cycles. School districts and health agencies procuring standardized assessment tools in this domain may route acquisitions through different UNSPSC classifications or acquire them as components of broader rehabilitation or special education service contracts rather than as standalone equipment purchases.