UNSPSC 85121808: X ray laboratory services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the services pertaining to X ray laboratory operation that a medical laboratory would provide

UNSPSC 85121808 X ray laboratory services is a Commodity code encompassing diagnostic radiography, radiological interpretation, and related clinical imaging services that state and local health authorities, correctional systems, and public health departments procure to support inpatient, outpatient, and occupational health screening. Recent solicitations show municipalities and regional health authorities purchasing x-ray imaging procedures, professional radiologist interpretation of radiographs, diagnostic reporting, and radiological consultation delivered through fixed-location clinics, mobile service units, or remote interpretation platforms integrated with picture archiving systems. The City of Austin solicited x-ray imaging, interpretation, and consultation services for Austin Public Health under RFQ due July 21, 2026, while DeKalb Public Health in Georgia issued an RFQ for radiology interpretation services requiring transcribed diagnostic reports delivered within 24 hours of image submission, with an expected volume of 10 to 15 images monthly. Issuing bodies span municipal health departments, county public health agencies, state correctional health systems, and veterans' health networks; the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and Missouri Department of Public Safety, on behalf of the Missouri Veterans Commission, both solicited occupational or clinical radiology services for correctional and long-term care facilities.

Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia, California, Missouri, and Texas, with recent opportunities posted between February and June 2026. The Missouri Veterans Commission procurement, an IFB due February 20, 2026, sought mobile radiology services—x-ray and ultrasound imaging on a 24/7 basis—across seven state veterans homes with 1,238 beds, requiring certified radiologic technologists and licensed radiologist interpretation with response times of four to eight hours for routine and STAT services and pricing structured on a per-procedure basis for 37 distinct radiography and ultrasound types. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation issued IFB SD25-00023 due April 22, 2026, for staff medical monitoring services at state correctional worksites, including occupational medical testing and associated services. Set-aside opportunities appear in correctional and veterans' health procurements, with the California IFB requiring 3% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation and offering 5% small-business preference, while the Missouri IFB permitted bonus evaluation points for service-disabled veteran enterprises and organizations for the blind or sheltered workshops.