UNSPSC 27111828: Fixed angle plate

A cast iron tool used in performing drawing points or line, or machine processing by fixing the work piece into the groove by means of bolt, etc.

UNSPSC 27111828 Fixed angle plate is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity encompasses blades, tactical equipment, and related protective hardware purchased for law enforcement and municipal use. The Texas Office of the Attorney General solicited lightweight automatic knives with CPM-S30V stainless steel blades and nickel-finish steel handcuffs and leg irons under IFB 302-27-254756, and the City of Philadelphia posted a micro purchase for a machete in September 2026. State and local issuing bodies here are primarily state-level law enforcement agencies and city procurement offices. The work involves sourcing brand-new tactical blades and related hardware meeting specified materials and finish standards, with vendors required to quote equipment from reference brands or equivalent alternatives and submit complete descriptive product information alongside pricing.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Pennsylvania. The Texas Office of the Attorney General's October 2026 IFB for blades and transport cases (due October 15, 2026, via Bonfire) included a mandatory 10 percent Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business subcontracting goal and specified FOB destination delivery to Austin with acceptance inspection and performance testing required within five working days of receipt. The City of Philadelphia's September 2026 micro purchase for a machete (due September 4, 2026) capped at $45,000 and set a 365-day fixed contract term with no renewal options. A separate City of Dallas solicitation posted in August 2026 for flags established an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity master agreement, though this opportunity appears tangential to the fixed angle plate code's scope and likely reflects a tagging mismatch rather than representative activity under the commodity.