UNSPSC 23241634: Jobber length drill

The most common type of drill. The length of the flutes is ten times the diameter of the drill, that is they will drill a hole that is 10D deep.

UNSPSC 23241634 Jobber length drill is a Commodity code covering portable handheld drill bits and related cutting tools that state and local governments procure for maintenance, construction, and facilities operations. The recent solicitation activity under this code reflects a broader pattern of public agencies purchasing assorted hand tools and cutting implements as part of ongoing maintenance and operational supply contracts, where jobber-length drills typically appear as line items within larger competitive sealed-bid agreements rather than as standalone procurements. County purchasing offices represent the primary issuing body type sourcing these commodities, bundled with complementary hand tools such as pry bars, wrenches, screwdrivers, saws, brushes, and abrasive materials to support general maintenance and repair work across public facilities and fleet operations.

Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners in Florida posted ITB 26-00285 on June 2, 2026, requesting competitive sealed bids for an ongoing five-year hand tools supply contract with an estimated value of $715,540.41 and a due date of June 23, 2026. The solicitation encompasses 52 line items with exact brand-name specifications, requiring single-source bidding with delivery to multiple County warehouse locations within five business days of purchase order receipt. Bidders must quote all line items free-on-board to designated delivery addresses, with CPI-U-indexed annual price adjustments permitted and no minimum purchase guaranteed. The contract is non-exclusive, allowing the County to source similar goods from competing vendors and to terminate with 24 hours' written notice. Geographic activity under the code reflects Florida county purchasing, though the limited recent-opportunity data in the source does not support characterization of broader state or regional concentration.