UNSPSC 60121605: Anatomical models

UNSPSC 60121605 Anatomical models (Commodity) covers specialized training and educational simulators and anatomical equipment that state and local governments and institutions procure for clinical, veterinary, and medical education. Recent solicitations show state universities and health science centers buying obstetric training mannequins, veterinary surgical simulators, and related instructional equipment—the code captures purpose-built tools for hands-on learner practice rather than general anatomical charts or models. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Texas A&M University, and other higher-education institutions issue the bulk of recent activity under this code. The mix of issuing bodies includes state university systems and health science centers; no school districts, counties, or transit authorities appear in current activity.

Activity concentrates in Texas, where Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center issued an IFB for two obstetric trainer sets and four accessory kits (due June 10, 2026) and Texas A&M University's Division of Finance and Business Services issued an ITB for one K9 canine surgical simulator with wound kit and amputation attachment for its Vet Tech Lab (due June 5, 2026). Both procurements emphasize vendor reputation, warranty coverage, and long-term total cost in award criteria; neither specifies a budget ceiling. Texas institutions dominate the recent record; no opportunities from other states appear in the source. The code shows narrow, specialized demand tied to clinical and veterinary training programs within higher-education systems rather than the broader purchasing patterns common in fragmented commodity codes.