UNSPSC 24102209: Die cutting machine

A machine that cuts packing boxes made of paper in unfolded condition.

UNSPSC 24102209 Die cutting machine is a Commodity code that captures signage fabrication equipment and related manufacturing services state and local governments procure for street signs, directional markers, building identification, safety signage, and specialty installations. The recent-opportunities block shows two distinct procurement profiles under this code: comprehensive signage services contracts (design through installation and maintenance) and commodity purchases of sign component materials (steel posts and anchors). Issuing bodies range from county governments through city procurement offices, each tailoring scope to internal Parks & Recreation divisions or transportation asset-management needs. Work centers on the full lifecycle of identification signage — from concept and fabrication in-house or through qualified vendors, through installation and field maintenance — and on bulk purchase of finished sign-component inventory meeting material and finish specifications (galvanized or painted steel, ASTM compliance, dimensional tolerances).

Collier County, Florida and the City of Detroit, Michigan show recent activity. Collier County issued an Invitation for Qualifications for County Signage (Solicitation 268684, due November 6, 2026) seeking a pre-qualified contractor pool for design, fabrication, manufacture, delivery, installation, repair, and removal of interior and exterior identification, directional, safety, and specialty signage; the county awards a two-year agreement with three optional one-year renewals and rotates individual projects under $15,000 to single contractors or competitively issues larger jobs to the pool. The City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement posted RFQ 551249 (due October 16, 2026) for approximately 1,500 units annually each of 1" × 1" square tube steel signposts (12- and 14-gauge, phosphate-coated and painted perma-green) and 2" × 2" hot-dipped galvanized anchor posts, with seven-year comprehensive warranty and potential renewal options subject to City Council approval. Both opportunities require proof of relevant experience, insurance or bonding, compliance with material standards and municipal codes, and local or minority business certifications where applicable.