UNSPSC 27111549: Pad or keyhole saw

A type of saw intended primarily for cutting the straight sides of a keyhole. It can be used for any internal cut, straight or curved.

UNSPSC 27111549 Pad or keyhole saw is a Commodity code covering hand saws and related cutting tools purchased by state and local governments for maintenance, construction, and operational support. Recent solicitations show that purchasing agencies buy specific saw products and saw blades under brand-name or part-number specifications as part of broader hand-tool procurement vehicles; the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners has posted two competitive ITBs in the past four months targeting pads or keyhole saws alongside reciprocating saw blades and other hand tools for county warehouse operations and field use. The typical structure is a five-year or two-year term agreement with as-needed purchase orders, free-on-board delivery to multiple county locations within five business days of order, and annual CPI-U price adjustments. Issuing bodies under this code include county governments pursuing blanket or volume purchase agreements for operational supply chains; school districts, cities, and other municipalities may also buy under cooperative purchasing vehicles when they participate in county purchasing councils.

Hillsborough County, Florida, is the primary recent issuer, with two ITBs posted within a four-month window. ITB2600199, posted March 6, 2026, sought reciprocating saw blades (Milwaukee and Diablo brand products) with a bid due date of March 26, 2026, and an estimated contract value of $78,367.00 over two years. ITB2600285, posted June 2, 2026, requested hand tools across 52 line items including saws, hammers, pry bars, and other tools, with bids due June 23, 2026, at an estimated five-year value of $715,540.41. Both solicitations required electronic submission through the County's Euna Procurement system, E-Verify compliance, Drug-Free Workplace certification, and allowed CPI-U adjustments. No pre-bid conferences or site visits were scheduled. The source does not name activity in other states or jurisdictions; Florida (Hillsborough County) is the only geographic footprint shown in recent opportunities.