UNSPSC 24122001: Squeeze bottles

UNSPSC 24122001 Squeeze bottles (Commodity) sees little relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The five most recent opportunities tagged under this code span occupational medical surveillance services, aquatic park design and installation, law enforcement equipment cooperative purchasing, veterinary pharmaceutical supply, and first aid supplies — only the last two involve medical or consumable supplies where squeeze bottles might appear as a line item. The Pinellas County Schools ITB for first aid supplies (ITB #25-CR-069, due November 20, 2025, with estimated annual usage of approximately $130,000) covers 34 line items of medical consumables but does not name squeeze bottles specifically. The Williamson County Animal Shelter IFB for veterinary pharmaceutical and clinic supplies (due April 23, 2026) similarly lists a broad range of veterinary medical items without itemizing bottles or dispensing containers. The mismatch between the commodity code's nominal scope and the actual solicitations suggests state and local procurement offices are not consistently tagging squeeze-bottle opportunities under this code, or the category sees limited direct demand relative to its placement in the taxonomy.

Geographic spread across recent activity is scattered — Florida (Pinellas County), Washington (WSDOT), Texas (Health and Human Services Commission, Reeves County, Williamson County), and a Minnesota cooperative (Sourcewell) purchasing on behalf of multi-state participants. Issuing bodies include school districts, state transportation and health agencies, county governments, and regional purchasing cooperatives. No clear concentration of squeeze-bottle demand emerges from the record. A business development professional evaluating this code should verify whether state and local buyers are consistently tagging squeeze-bottle and similar dispensing-container procurements under 24122001 or routing them through broader medical-supply or general-consumables codes instead.