UNSPSC 24113107: Box partition

Divider and/or other type of separation structure used to separate materials to be boxed

UNSPSC 24113107 Box partition (Commodity) covers corrugated and specialty boxes that state and local governments procure for operational use, including trash boxes, storage and shipping containers, and specialty collection boxes. Recent solicitations show the City of Philadelphia acquiring corrugated trash boxes and custom-dimensioned storage boxes for departmental operations, and Northside Independent School District (NISD) in San Antonio procuring custodial supply containers as part of broader janitorial procurement. The work spans micro-purchases under $45,000 and is driven primarily by municipal and school district operational needs rather than construction or capital projects. Issuers are typically city procurement offices and school district purchasing departments acting as direct end-users, with Philadelphia appearing as a repeat buyer across multiple box specifications within the same quarter.

Activity concentrates in Texas and Pennsylvania, with Philadelphia posting three box-related micro-purchases between late August and late September 2026, all closed or closing within 30 days of posting. NISD replaced an expiring custodial supplies contract in May 2026 (RFP 2026-071, due June 4, 2026), suggesting annual or multi-year replacement cycles in school district procurement. The City of Philadelphia solicited corrugated trash boxes (B2728008, IFB, due September 25, 2026) with a $45,000 ceiling, boxes measuring 17 1/4" × 11 1/4" × 12" (B2727864, IFB, due September 9, 2026), and Special Collections boxes as a broader micro-purchase (B2728059, due October 8, 2026). All Philadelphia opportunities required responses through the PHLContracts electronic procurement portal, firm pricing locked at bid opening, and General Liability insurance of at least $500,000 per occurrence. No geographic clustering outside Philadelphia and San Antonio appears in the recent record.