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 minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned to its nominal scope. The two opportunities tagged under this code show no connection to wire rope slings or rigging equipment. Galveston County (Solicitation 26106, due November 6, 2026) is procuring two complete marine patrol boat packages—vessels, motors, and trailers—for the Sheriff's Department Marine Patrol Division. Klein ISD is requesting electronic proposals for warehouse inventory. The City of Dallas (Solicitation IFSAVIB1300001, due June 8, 2026) is bidding electronic items for IT, with delivery to Airport Logistics in Dallas and strict requirements for new, unopened products in original packaging. None of these solicitations involve wire rope slings or related rigging hardware, suggesting either a tagging error or that actual wire rope sling procurement under this code does not appear in current state and local notices.

The geographic spread of tagged activity spans Texas (Galveston County and the City of Dallas in the Gulf Coast region, and Klein ISD), but the mismatch between the code's scope and the work described undercuts any meaningful market signal. Business development professionals should treat this code as showing little relevant recent activity and verify whether wire rope sling opportunities are tagged differently in target jurisdictions' procurement systems.