UNSPSC 27111619: Cross and straight pein hammer

A type of hammer mainly used for shaping metal. The pein can be at right angles to the handle or parallel with it.

UNSPSC 27111619 Cross and straight pein hammer is a Commodity code covering hand tools that state and local governments procure as consumable operational supplies for maintenance, construction, and facility operations. Recent solicitations show this code tagged in broader building materials and janitorial supply agreements rather than as standalone hammer purchases. The State of California is procuring three-year building materials supply agreements under CBE certification requirements, while Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners solicited consumable janitorial and operational supplies for 47 fire stations operated by Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Department on an as-needed basis. The City of Philadelphia issued separate micro purchases for individual hand tools including a hammer tacker. Issuing bodies across recent opportunities include state departments, county governments, and municipal procurement offices; counties and cities appear to source these items through consolidated supply agreements or spot purchases rather than category-specific RFPs.

Activity concentrated in California, Florida, and Pennsylvania over the past five months. The State of California's RFBIS27200263 building materials agreement (RFB due November 13, 2026) represents the largest scope, covering multiple categories of building materials with CBE certification required. Hillsborough County's ITB2600319 for janitorial and operational supplies (ITB due July 24, 2026, estimated contract value $765,679.84) targets consumables for fire rescue operations with standard ten-day delivery and emergency five-business-day delivery to Tampa, Florida. The City of Philadelphia's B2627188 hammer tacker micro purchase (due May 29, 2026) and the later bar digging micro purchase (RFBIS27200263, due November 13, 2026) illustrate municipal procurement of hand tools below $45,000 thresholds through PHLContracts. These opportunities suggest cross and straight pein hammers move through state and local procurement as line items within broader facility supply contracts or as individual tools in micro purchases, rather than as standalone commodity solicitations.