UNSPSC 24111515: Unwoven fabric bag

A type of bag made of fabric with a fiber net joined by mechanical, thermal or chemical procedures, but unwoven. The bag is ecological and replaces plastic bags in order to protect the planet.

UNSPSC 24111515 Unwoven fabric bag, a Commodity code, covers polyethylene and non-woven bags that state and local governments procure for operational waste management, recycling, and promotional distribution. Recent activity shows purchasing departments buying trash bags, recycling bags, and promotional tote bags in bulk quantities with specified technical performance standards, closure options, and durability requirements. The code sees solicitation from city and county purchasing offices acquiring these items through annual requirements contracts and invitation-to-bid procurements, with a single-vendor model favored to centralize supply and delivery logistics.

Activity concentrates in Texas, where the City of Richardson has posted two recent recycle and trash bag opportunities—Solicitation 70526 (due June 16, 2026) and Solicitation 4426 (due April 28, 2026), each seeking blue recycling bags, black trash bags, and clear trash bags in multiple sizes with wire-tie, flap, or drawstring closures and ASTM compliance for film thickness and impact strength. The estimated annual spend for the City of Richardson contract is approximately $300,000. A transit authority procurement also appears under this code: the Agency for Community Transit (ACT), a division of the Madison County Mass Transit District in Illinois, posted ITQ22600056 seeking reusable shopping tote bags as promotional items for the RideFinders Program (due March 31, 2026). The source also lists a Williamson County, Texas purchasing relocation notice (due August 15, 2026) that contains no procurement scope. Most recent opportunities show pre-bid conferences, Q&A cycles, references and qualification requirements, and best-value or lowest-responsive-bidder evaluation; the City of Richardson contracts require vendors to demonstrate five years' experience with similarly sized municipalities and maintain a physical business location within 100 miles of its jurisdiction.