UNSPSC 14111543: Inkstone

A stationary that is made of rock, porcelain or others used for the ink stick and it has rectangular shape, square shape, circular shape, oval shape and others.

UNSPSC 14111543 Inkstone is a Commodity code representing specialty and standard papers used by state and local agencies for printing, correspondence, and operational records. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show procurement of copy paper, office paper products (envelopes and letterhead), specialty paper stock (NCR carbonless rolls, watermarked bond paper, check stock), and printing supplies for in-house print shops. The code spans routine consumables (multipurpose copy paper, utility bill envelopes) through specialized items (micro-perforated forms, security-feature paper with seals and watermarks, colored specialty stocks). Issuing bodies include school districts, county purchasing departments, city government, state agencies, and regional intermediate school districts. Notable repeat buyers include Walworth County Wisconsin, Colorado Department of Corrections, Illinois Secretary of State, and multiple Florida municipalities (St. Petersburg, Fort Worth, Madison Wisconsin). The issuing-body mix skews toward counties and cities managing office operations, school districts sourcing consumables for district-wide use, and state agencies procuring branded or security-featured paper for official documents.

Activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Wisconsin, Colorado, Illinois, and Washington, with single solicitations in Michigan and New Hampshire. Representative recent opportunities include Walworth County Wisconsin's IFB 26-082 (July 30, 2026 response) for printing services and specialty paper to 23 county departments across seven locations; Northside Independent School District San Antonio's IFB 2026091 (July 30, 2026 response) consolidating two expiring printing-supply contracts; Colorado Department of Corrections' RFQCFAA20260000072 (July 10, 2026 response) for NCR roll stock paper supporting the print shop in Canon City; Illinois Secretary of State's RFP for 500,000 drive-away permits with micro-perforation (June 23, 2026 response) requiring union print shop certification; and City of St. Petersburg's IFB26250 (June 9, 2026 response, SBE/MBE/WBE participation required) for office paper products under a three-year multi-year agreement. The code shows steady procurement velocity across jurisdictions, with firm pricing expected for initial contract years and annual price adjustments thereafter based on Producer Price Index or percentage caps.