UNSPSC 11121621: Pashaco wood

A type of wood that has a low basic density and has a very pale brown color. It has good reaction to artificial drying without relevant risks as slight deformations. The Pashaco is an easy sawing wood and of good workability. However, it is prone to biologic attack and proper preservation treatment should be applied. The wood is used in indoor carpentry, drawers, doors, furniture, toys, scale models; it is suitable for making paper pulp.

UNSPSC 11121621 Pashaco wood (Commodity) represents a narrow category that state and local governments buy primarily as part of broader lumber and building materials procurement rather than as a standalone commodity. Recent opportunities show that public bodies source wood products—including pressure-treated pine lumber, SPF framing materials, plywood sheathing, and lumber trim—through consolidated purchasing agreements and master orders that bundle multiple lumber grades and accessory items. The issuing bodies include city procurement offices (Dallas), county purchasing divisions (Gwinnett County), university procurement services (Texas A&M), and regional cooperative purchasing entities (Sourcewell), reflecting the distributed nature of wood procurement across municipal, county, and higher-education buyers. Work solicited includes establishing multi-year ID/IQ master agreements for ongoing lumber supply to departments, informal quotations for specific projects or maintenance work, and standing purchase orders to support operational needs.

Activity concentrates in Texas and Georgia, with recent solicitations from the City of Dallas (five-year ID/IQ master agreement, due May 1, 2026), Texas A&M University Division of Finance Procurement Services (master order, ITB, due July 29, 2026), and Gwinnett County Financial Services Purchasing Division (informal written quotation for wood and materials, due June 18, 2026). The Dallas solicitation is the most substantive: it establishes groups A through W of building materials and lumber products with a 7.99 percent SBE participation goal, requires vendors to maintain four subscriptions to Random Lengths trade publications for lumber pricing, and reserves local preference consideration for Dallas-based bidders within three to five percent of the lowest bid depending on contract value. Sourcewell's cooperative law enforcement equipment RFP (due June 16, 2026) appears mislabeled under this wood commodity code and shows no material relevance to lumber procurement. Recent opportunities emphasize fixed-price discounting off vendor list prices, delivery performance as an award factor, and electronic bid submission through municipal portals.