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 (Commodity) encompasses polyethylene bags supplied for municipal waste management, youth services, and similar operational needs. State and local governments buy these bags primarily as annual requirements contracts, often bundling multiple bag types, sizes, colors, and closure options into single-vendor procurement vehicles. Recent solicitations show state departments, county governments, and city purchasing offices acquiring bags for recurring use across departments, typically under annual or multi-year requirements contracts with renewal options. The State of Illinois Department of Children and Family Services awarded a State Use contract for duffle bags to serve youth in care; the City of Richardson procured both recycling and trash bags under an annual requirements model, specifying polyethylene bags meeting ASTM testing standards for film thickness, dart impact, slip coefficient, and drop resistance, with preferred features including post-consumer recycled content.

Illinois and Texas represent recent activity under the code. The State of Illinois awarded a $800,000 five-year State Use contract (Solicitation 27418DCFSPROCUB53488, closed August 17, 2026) to Sparc for duffle bags and assembly services through an Invitation for Bid process. The City of Richardson issued RFQ 70526 (due June 16, 2026) for an annual requirements contract covering four polyethylene bag types—blue recycling bags in two sizes, black trash bags, and clear trash bags—with annual quantities ranging from 100 to 35,000 rolls per line item and a single-vendor preference; evaluation used a best-value methodology weighting price at 30 points, qualifications and experience at 30 points, compliance and added value at 30 points, and references at 10 points. The source contains no other opportunities directly aligned with unwoven fabric bags; two additional Richardson solicitations (embroidered items and law enforcement equipment) fall outside the code's scope.