NIGP 60016: Calculators, Electronic, Display/Printing Type, Non-Programmable

NIGP 60016 Calculators, Electronic, Display/Printing Type, Non-Programmable (Item) covers electronic calculators with display or printing capabilities that lack programmable functions — devices state and local governments procure for office operations, educational settings, and administrative workflows. The code sees activity from school districts, municipal departments, counties, and cooperative purchasing consortia, though the recent opportunities block does not isolate calculator-specific procurements; instead it shows broader office equipment and supplies solicitations that may include calculators as line items within larger catalogs or commodity bundles. State and local buying under this code typically occurs through cooperative purchasing frameworks or as part of standing supply agreements rather than as standalone calculator purchases, reflecting the commodity's low unit cost and commodity status in procurement portfolios.

Geographic activity centers on Texas, Georgia, Washington, and Minnesota based on recent regional cooperative and municipal solicitations, with Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative (Texas) and Sourcewell (Minnesota) serving as major aggregators for classroom and public-sector equipment procurement. The Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative issued an RFP (CLSF2628) with due date May 26, 2026, for classroom furniture and supplies on a catalog discount model with an estimated $21,568,516 expenditure over a two-year term, while the City of Atlanta's Department of Transportation and Department of Watershed Management posted an IFB (PE66062NONST2027000000457) due August 5, 2026, for specialized printing and fulfillment services. Sourcewell issued RFP #061626 due June 16, 2026, for law enforcement equipment available to multiple Washington-state counties and public entities nationwide. Calculator procurement at the state and local level typically embeds within these multi-commodity agreements rather than as dedicated line items, limiting standalone opportunity visibility.