UNSPSC 85831013: Decompression, circulatory, multiple

This classification denotes the group of activities that yields a therapeutic intervention or procedure to decompression, circulatory, multiple. This intervention or procedure is listed in the World Health Organization's International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems or ICD-10 as code 6A151ZZ

UNSPSC 85831013 Decompression, circulatory, multiple is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to classify laboratory testing, diagnostic services, and occupational health examinations for clinical and public health purposes. Recent activity shows the code applied broadly across clinical laboratory testing (routine and STAT testing, specimen collection, courier services), occupational and preemployment medical screening (physicals, drug and alcohol testing, fitness evaluations), specialized diagnostic testing (lead analysis, hematology, microbiology), and environmental surveillance testing (wastewater, food safety). The issuing bodies span state health departments, county public health offices, state agencies managing veterans' facilities and corrections, independent school districts, transit authorities, and municipal utilities. Repeat buyers include the Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs (multiple skilled nursing facility laboratory contracts), the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (environmental lead testing), state departments of human services (occupational health testing for employees), and county fire departments and police agencies (occupational physicals for firefighters and officers).

Recent opportunities cluster in Texas (Illinois Department of Human Services IFB for laboratory services at 14 mental health facilities, Texas Health and Human Services lead sample analysis IFB due July 31, 2026; Texas Animal Health Commission pesticide-exposure surveillance testing RFP due June 30, 2026; Texas Comptroller statewide drug and alcohol testing solicitation), Kentucky (multiple RFPs from the Department of Veterans Affairs for medical laboratory services at skilled nursing facilities with July and June 2026 due dates), Florida (Hillsborough County comprehensive occupational wellness examinations ITB for fire rescue with estimated value of $2.48 million, estimated at 1,300 personnel; Collier County medical director services, employment physicals, and drug testing RFP), Georgia (Henry County annual firefighter physical exams ITB due May 18, 2026), Michigan (MDHHS drug screening confirmation testing RFP for 83 counties, MDHHS psychiatric hospital laboratory services RFP due June 19, 2026), Colorado (mental health hospital STAT and diagnostic testing RFP due May 5, 2026), Oregon (Oregon State Police occupational health services RFQ with $250,000 not-to-exceed and five-year term through May 2032), Nevada (statewide clinical laboratory testing RFP due July 13, 2026 with four-year term and 5% preference for Nevada-based vendors), and the District of Columbia (Office of Chief Medical Examiner postmortem testing RFQs). The code shows sustained activity across occupational health screening, emergency response laboratory testing, environmental surveillance, and clinical diagnostics in state and local procurement.