UNSPSC 24111514: Zipper bag

Bag with zipper on the top portion of plastic vinyl bag to allow opening and reclosing of the bag by using the zipper.

UNSPSC 24111514 Zipper bag is a Commodity code used infrequently across state and local procurement for food service and institutional supply chains. Recent solicitations do not show zipper bags as a primary or standalone procurement line item; instead, the code appears in broader food service consumables and disposable supplies solicitations where bags are bundled with containers, wraps, and other packaging materials. The code does not dominate any single issuing body's activity, nor does it command distinct specification or contract management attention in the opportunities reviewed.

State and local procurement under this code reflects a fragmented, low-visibility market. School nutrition programs, state-operated facilities, counties, and municipalities solicit zipper bags as part of composite food service supply contracts—notably the Washington County School District (Utah), Polk County Schools (Florida), Klein Independent School District (Texas), and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's state supported living centers. Food storage bags appear in the scope of solicitations including Candler County Board of Education (Georgia), Conejo Valley Unified School District (California), and the City of New Haven Board of Education (Connecticut), typically listed among dozens of line items without separate evaluation or pricing emphasis. Texas HHSC procurement under related codes shows recurring activity for state institutions serving meals and snacks, with opportunities posted in July and September 2026; however, zipper bags are mentioned tangentially in broader consumables contracts rather than as standalone procurements. Geographic activity clusters in Texas (multiple HHSC state-supported living center contracts), Georgia (multiple school nutrition cooperative and individual district bids), Florida (Polk County Schools, Palm Beach County), Utah (Washington County Schools), and California (Conejo Valley USD), with additional activity in Pennsylvania (Montgomery County Correctional Facility) and Connecticut (City of New Haven). The code shows no recent standalone or specialized solicitations; procurement is driven by school year cycles and state facility supply renewal timelines, with most opportunities posted in May through September 2026 and contracts commencing July or September for school year and fiscal-year supply periods. Bidders should expect to quote zipper bags only as part of composite, multi-line-item RFQs and ITBs where price is weighted alongside delivery capability and product quality, with no opportunity to differentiate on the bag category alone.