UNSPSC 27111620: Cross pein pin hammer

A lighter weight version of the cross and straight pein hammer, ideal for light joinery and cabinet work. Weight 55g (4oz).

UNSPSC 27111620 Cross pein pin hammer is a Commodity code that encompasses hand tools and fastening implements purchased by state and local governments as consumable supplies and maintenance inventory for operational facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local procurement offices acquiring hammers and hammer-type tools as part of broader building materials, janitorial, and operational supplies contracts rather than as standalone specialty items. The work being solicited includes provision of new, unused hand tools in original packaging delivered on an as-needed basis to support fire rescue operations, municipal facilities, and general state building maintenance across multi-year supply agreements.

Issuing bodies include state procurement departments, county governments, and municipalities. California's Department of General Services solicited building materials under a three-year supply agreement (RFBIS27200263, RFB due November 13, 2026) requiring California Certified Business Enterprise certification; Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners solicited janitorial and operational supplies for 47 fire stations under ITB2600319 (ITB due July 24, 2026, estimated value $765,679.84); and the City of Philadelphia posted two micro purchases for hammer-related tools—a hammer tacker (B2627188, due May 29, 2026) and bar digging services (B2727674, due August 7, 2026). Geographic spread reflects activity in California, Florida, and Pennsylvania, with recent opportunities concentrated in mid-size municipalities and county systems. The code sees activity primarily through multi-year framework agreements and as-needed supply contracts rather than single-unit procurements, with delivery typically FOB Destination and contract terms ranging from one to three years.