UNSPSC 14111544: Security paper

A type of paper that includes characteristics useful to identify or authenticate a document as original or characteristics that show evidence of handling when trying to commit forgery, for example, in order to remove or alter signatures from a check. Typ

UNSPSC 14111544 Security paper is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure under this code a mix of specialty and commodity papers with security features, custom printing, and standard office paper products. Recent opportunities span narrow specialty items—NCR carbonless roll stock for correctional-facility print shops, watermarked bond paper for state correspondence and vital records, banknote security paper with intaglio features and anti-copy elements, micro-perforated drive-away permits, and check stock with security printing—alongside broader office paper replenishment for school districts, municipalities, and county departments. The issuing bodies include state procurement offices (Colorado Department of Corrections, Illinois Secretary of State, New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services, County of Orange California), school districts (Tacoma School District No. 10, Parkway School District, Northside Independent School District, Van Buren Intermediate School District, Donna Independent School District), county governments (Walworth County Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Wisconsin, Garfield County Colorado), and city purchasing departments (City of St. Petersburg Florida, City of Fort Worth Texas). A small number of opportunities are not solicitations but vendor forums, reverse trade shows, and networking events.

Recent substantive solicitations come from Colorado, Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Washington, and New Hampshire. The Colorado Department of Corrections issued RFQs for NCR roll stock paper (quotes due July 10 and July 2, 2026 respectively) to supply print-shop operations; Walworth County Wisconsin posted an IFB for printing supplies including envelopes, business cards, and letterhead (bids due July 30, 2026); the Illinois Secretary of State issued RFQs for specialty papers with state-seal watermarks (quotes due June 23 and February 11, 2026); Northside Independent School District in San Antonio requested sealed bids for printing supplies and related services consolidating two expiring contracts (due July 30, 2026); New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services solicited bids for custom check stock (due April 30, 2026); the County of Orange California issued an RFP for banknote security paper for vital records with a five-percent local small-business preference and eight-percent preference for both local small-business and disabled-veteran certified firms (due January 27, 2026); and Tacoma School District No. 10 in Pierce County Washington bid approximately 2,520 cases of copy paper (due February 6, 2026). Activity clusters in the Midwest (Wisconsin, Colorado, Michigan, Illinois) and scattered through Florida, Texas, and the West Coast, with school districts and state-level operations driving repeat volume. No dollar values are specified in the recent opportunities.