UNSPSC 23121521: Warp tying machine

A machine that squeezes the fabric and connects the ends of the remaining yarn with the ends of the yarn wrapped in a straight roller one by one.

UNSPSC 23121521 Warp tying machine is a Commodity code that covers fastening, binding, and securing equipment used in industrial and facilities operations—the source material shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity specifically tagged to this code. Of the sixteen opportunities listed, only one directly addresses the nominal scope: the City of Dallas's June 2026 IFB for fastening, packaging, strapping, and tying equipment and supplies (IFSDWUB1200050, bids due June 25, 2026), which explicitly names strapping and tying equipment as line items. The remaining opportunities in the dataset address unrelated categories—window replacement, HVAC maintenance, waste management, election accessibility equipment, and vendor networking events—suggesting either broad tagging mismatches or very limited procurement under this specific commodity code in the recent cycle. The Dallas solicitation requires new, unopened products in original packaging delivered FOB to the Water/Material Services Division, with online bidding through the City's Bonfire portal and freight priced as line-item add-ons.

State and local buying under this code appears episodic rather than concentrated. The Dallas City procurement is the only recent concrete opportunity, reflecting occasional municipal demand for industrial fastening and strapping supplies. Geographic spread is sparse in the recent record; Texas (Dallas) is the only state showing documented activity at the Commodity level. The source includes multiple notices of vendor networking events (NIGP reverse trade shows, county open houses, and industry forum meetings across Florida, Texas, and California), which serve as business-development platforms rather than procurement solicitations and do not commit purchasing activity. The code's activity level does not support a clear characterization of issuing-body mix or geographic concentration—the single Dallas IFB represents municipal procurement, but the dataset lacks sufficient recent opportunities to identify state departments, counties, school districts, or transit authorities as repeat buyers under 23121521.