UNSPSC 14122107: Corrugated base paper

A type of base paper that is used as the inner, outer or interim liner to make corrugated fiberboard.

UNSPSC 14122107 Corrugated base paper is a Commodity code that captures corrugated packaging products—trash boxes, storage boxes, and specialty corrugated containers—that state and local governments procure for internal operations and custodial support. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying corrugated boxes for waste management, records storage, and general departmental use through competitive micro purchases and RFPs. Issuing bodies under this code include city procurement offices and school districts. The City of Philadelphia has been an active buyer, posting multiple micro purchases for corrugated products; Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas solicited custodial supplies that may include corrugated packaging components.

Recent opportunities center in Pennsylvania and Texas. The City of Philadelphia issued three corrugated or box-related micro purchases between August and September 2026: a solicitation for boxes measuring 17 1/4" × 11 1/4" × 12" (IFB, due September 9, 2026, with a $45,000 ceiling adjusted annually by CPI-U), corrugated trash boxes (due September 25, 2026, same $45,000 ceiling), and a Special Collections micro purchase (due October 8, 2026). Northside Independent School District posted RFP 2026-071 for custodial supplies with a June 4, 2026 deadline, requiring vendors to include shipping and handling costs to San Antonio. Philadelphia's micro purchases require quotes valid for 60 days, firm fixed pricing exclusive of taxes and transportation, FOB destination delivery, and submission through PHLContracts with executed Consent and Authorization Agreements; the District required sealed proposals with full RFP compliance. All Philadelphia contracts carry standard insurance requirements (General Liability $500,000 minimum per occurrence, Workers' Compensation at statutory limits, Automobile Liability $300,000 per occurrence).