UNSPSC 24102202: Box sealing tape dispensers

UNSPSC 24102202 Box sealing tape dispensers, a Commodity code, captures office and warehouse supply procurement where state and local governments buy tape dispensers alongside broader classroom and administrative supplies. Recent solicitations show the code functioning as part of comprehensive office-supply bundles rather than standalone equipment purchases. The School Board of Marion County, Florida and Bernalillo County, New Mexico have both posted solicitations in early 2026 that include tape dispensers among dozens of line items—legal pads, binders, markers, staplers, and paper products—furnished to central warehouses or distributed across multiple county departments on an as-needed basis. Issuing bodies under this code span school districts and county government purchasing departments, with work typically structured as multi-item term contracts rather than single-product procurements.

Activity under the code concentrates in Florida and New Mexico based on recent postings. The School Board of Marion County, Florida issued ITB 4151AM for classroom supplies covering 194 line items with a January 14, 2026 response deadline and contract period from March 1 through December 31, 2026; deliveries go to the Central Warehouse in Ocala. Bernalillo County, New Mexico posted RFB 3426-JM on February 1, 2026 for office supplies with an estimated annual spend of approximately $316,000, a February 20, 2026 response deadline, and a five-year indefinite-quantity contract term, requiring vendors to serve 40 county departments across 135 delivery locations with next-day or two-day delivery capability. Both solicitations emphasize firm fixed pricing, electronic submission through vendor portals, compliance with state and local preferences, and supply-chain reliability over product novelty, signaling that tape dispensers are commodity items evaluated primarily on cost and availability rather than specification or feature differentiation.