UNSPSC 24101674: Flemish eye wire rope sling

Flemish Eye is one of the methods of wire rope termination that involves turning the wire rope upon itself and affixing the dead end upon the live end by enmeshing the wires of both together.

UNSPSC 24101674 Flemish eye wire rope sling is a Commodity code with little relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The two most recent opportunities tagged under this code show a clear mismatch with the product category: the City of Dallas's June 2026 bid for electronic items for IT procurement and the School Board of Sarasota County's April 2026 invitation to bid for security systems services, parts, and consumables bear no connection to wire rope slings or rigging hardware. Neither solicitation appears to include Flemish eye wire rope slings in scope. The code shows minimal activity in the state and local procurement market, suggesting either low demand for this specific product line or systematic miscoding of opportunities in procurement databases.

Without recent opportunities that actually solicit Flemish eye wire rope slings, the issuing-body mix and geographic distribution cannot be characterized from genuine demand signals. Business development professionals evaluating this code should verify procurement activity through direct outreach to state departments of transportation, public works agencies, and municipal maintenance departments that typically stock rigging hardware, rather than relying on current database tagging to surface relevant opportunities.