UNSPSC 14122108: Wrapping crepe

This wrapping material is particularly suitable for the packaging of lighter instruments and kits. The material meets the requirements of DIN EN ISO 11607 and DIN EN 868-2.

UNSPSC 14122108 Wrapping crepe, a Commodity code, nominally addresses specialty paper products, but recent state and local solicitations show the code capturing school district procurement of bulk art paper supplies. The School Board of Seminole County, Florida issued Invitation to Bid 19200044B-LL for a one-year art paper contract covering 24 line items — charcoal paper, construction paper, drawing paper, newsprint, sketch pads, finger paint paper, fadeless art paper, metallic foil papers, origami papers, railroad board, tag board, kraft paper, art tissue, and watercolor paper. Bidders could propose on all or select items, with specific manufacturer and part number requirements for each product. School districts represent the primary issuing-body type under this code's recent activity, procuring consumable art supplies for classroom use through annual or multi-year blanket contracts.

The School Board of Seminole County issued the ITB with a response deadline of October 1, 2019, and awarded multiple vendors — including Pyramid School Products, Smith Office & Computer Supply, Cascade School Supplies, S&S Worldwide, Blick Art Materials, and School Specialty, Inc. — for a total contract value of $43,089.75 covering the 2019–2020 school year. Delivery was F.O.B. to the warehouse at 1722 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford, Florida 32771. A 5 percent Florida preference applied to eligible bidders. The contract included typical school-procurement terms: Net 30 payment, right to cancel with 30 days' notice, and exemption from federal excise and state sales taxes. Estimated quantities varied widely by item, from 5 units of white drawing paper rolls to 1,800 units of white construction paper. The recent-opportunities block contains limited geographic diversity; the only substantive bid opportunity recorded is from Florida, providing insufficient evidence of activity in other states or jurisdictions.