UNSPSC 24141501: Stretch wrap films

UNSPSC 24141501 Stretch wrap films is a Commodity code that encompasses vinyl wrap films and related materials used in state and local government procurement, though recent solicitations show the code applied to vehicle wrap installation services rather than traditional stretch wrap products. State and local governments are using this code to solicit vinyl wrap installation—both initial application and replacement of full-color printed graphics on fleet vehicles. Issuing bodies include higher-education institutions (Snow College in Utah) and independent school districts (Northside Independent School District in Texas). The scope of work under this code as recently solicited covers material procurement and installation labor combined: outdoor-rated cast wrap film with 2–3 mil thickness, 2–3 mil cast UV overlaminate, 7–10 year durability ratings, full surface preparation including removal of existing graphics when required, and certified vehicle wrap installation. Contractors must provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision; meet manufacturer specifications and industry best practices; and carry commercial general liability insurance naming the issuing body as additional insured.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Utah and Texas. Snow College has issued two sequential IFBs for vinyl wrap installation services—one in March 2026 (SNOC25261050, due March 13, 2026) for a 53-foot semi-trailer removal and replacement, and a follow-on in July 2026 (SNOC26271004, due July 17, 2026) for a semi tractor wrap installation with work beginning August 1, 2026. Both were structured as lowest-price sealed bids with net-30 payment terms and required certified vehicle wrap installer qualifications. Northside Independent School District posted a broader miscellaneous warehouse supplies solicitation (RFP2026094) in June 2026 due July 9, 2026, which the source does not detail sufficiently to confirm relevance to vinyl wrap materials. The code shows limited recent activity beyond Snow College's repeat procurement pattern.