UNSPSC 27111621: Club hammer or lump hammer

A type of hammer with a double faced head that is useful for light demolition work, driving steel chisels and masonry nails.

UNSPSC 27111621 Club hammer or lump hammer is a Commodity code representing hand tools procured by state and local governments for maintenance, construction, and operational use. The recent solicitations show that state and local bodies buy club and lump hammers as line items within broader building materials, janitorial supplies, and operational equipment contracts rather than as standalone tool purchases. Issuing bodies include state procurement offices (California), counties (Hillsborough County, Florida), and cities (Philadelphia). The code sees activity across multiple procurement channels: formal three-year agreements requiring CBE certification, micro purchases below state thresholds, and competitive sealed bids for consumable supplies supporting ongoing operations such as fire rescue departments.

Activity appears concentrated in California and Florida, with Philadelphia representing municipal procurement. The State of California posted a three-year building materials supply agreement (Solicitation RFBIS27200263, RFB, due November 13, 2026) that includes hammers and other hand tools as part of a broader materials basket; CBE certification is a required qualification. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issued an ITB for janitorial and operational supplies (ITB2600319, due July 24, 2026) valued at $765,679.84 annually to support 47 fire stations, with an estimated one-year contract period and no guaranteed minimum purchases. The City of Philadelphia solicited a hammer tacker micro purchase (Solicitation B2627188, due May 29, 2026) and bar digging services (Solicitation B2727674, due August 7, 2026), both as low-value buys below the city's micro-purchase thresholds through PHLContracts, the city's eProcurement platform. Recent activity does not support substantial standalone procurement of club or lump hammers; the code appears relevant primarily as a line item within larger consumables or supplies agreements.