UNSPSC 14111542: Korean paper for stationery

Paper made with traditional manufacturing method of Korea with bark of paper mulberry as the main ingredient. With tough and strong characteristics, unlike paper made in the West, it has outstanding ability to be preserved with soft surface texture.

UNSPSC 14111542 Korean paper for stationery is a Commodity code that captures specialty paper products state and local governments procure for internal printing, correspondence, and document operations. Recent solicitations across the code show a narrower pattern than the code name alone suggests: the majority of activity centers on general office copy paper, printing supplies for in-house print shops, and custom specialty stocks (NCR carbonless roll stock, watermarked bond, check stock, copier paper), rather than specifically Korean-origin products. State and local agencies soliciting under this code include school districts, cities, counties, state departments, and independent school districts, with repeat buyers including Colorado Department of Corrections (two separate NCR roll stock quotes in June 2026), City of St. Petersburg (multiple office paper products IFBs), Illinois Secretary of State (specialty watermarked and coated papers), and several Texas school districts.

Geographic activity spans Colorado, Texas, Florida, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Washington, and New Hampshire, with notable concentration in Texas (Northside Independent School District, Donna ISD, Parkway School District, Walworth County Wisconsin, and Colorado Department of Corrections appear most frequently in recent postings. Representative opportunities include Northside Independent School District (San Antonio, Texas) issuing IFB 2026091 for printing supplies and related services due July 30, 2026, consolidating two expiring contracts and requiring all incumbent vendors to re-bid to maintain continuity; City of St. Petersburg issuing IFB26250 for office paper products (envelopes and copy paper) due June 9, 2026 with mandatory SBE/MBE/WBE participation; Walworth County, Wisconsin issuing RFB 26-082 for printing services including #10 envelopes, business cards, and letterhead due July 30, 2026 with firm pricing for year one and PPI-indexed adjustments thereafter; and Colorado Department of Corrections issuing two separate RFQs (RFQCFAA20260000072 and RFQCFAA20260000071) for NCR roll stock paper in June 2026. Illinois Secretary of State continues to issue RFQs for specialty watermarked and coated papers for official state correspondence. Activity is steady across the fiscal year with no signs of contraction; many contracts consolidate or replace expiring agreements, signaling mature, recurring procurement cycles.