UNSPSC 26121668: Cord/cable management device

A device to store, manage, control, organize, or otherwise protect cords, cables, cord sets, extension cords, audio cables.

UNSPSC 26121668 Cord/cable management device is a Commodity code encompassing wire management supplies and cable organizing components that state and local governments procure as part of broader electrical, IT infrastructure, and facilities maintenance spending. Recent solicitations show this code appearing embedded within larger MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operating) supply bundles and audiovisual equipment procurements—the City of Milpitas' five-year blanket purchase order for MRO supplies (IFB 26-229, due July 23, 2026) lists wire management supplies alongside conduit, electrical fixtures, and janitorial products; the City of Philadelphia's audio-visual equipment micro purchase (due April 22, 2026) includes HDMI cables, extension cords, and wire management supplies for library branch audiovisual installations. Issuing bodies are predominantly municipalities (Milpitas, Philadelphia), counties (Hillsborough, Gwinnett), and school districts (Pinellas County, Northside ISD, Hillsborough County Public Schools), with wire management appearing as subordinate line items within larger electrical equipment or AV systems contracts rather than as standalone procurement categories.

Geographic activity is concentrated in California, Florida, Texas, and Georgia based on recent postings. Beyond the two Philadelphia and Milpitas solicitations, wire and cable management components appear in electrical supplies contracts issued by Pinellas County Schools (IFB 26-AM008, March 27, 2026), Northside Independent School District in San Antonio (IFB 2026-098, July 1, 2026), and Galveston County's electrical and network wiring services RFP (due May 28, 2026). The code shows no standalone commodity-level procurement activity; instead, cord/cable management devices are consistently bid as line items within category-bundled electrical supplies, MRO blanket orders, and systems installation contracts where a single prime contractor or distributor must offer depth across multiple electrical product families. Pursuit depends on supplier distribution capability and bundled-product pricing competitiveness rather than specialized product expertise.