UNSPSC 27112024: Miniature garden tool set

A set of reduced size garden tools such as a minifork, a minicultivator, a minihoe, weed remover, a trowel, a planter, a mini hoe-cultivator combo, a minirake, a minifork that are used for working in pots, terraces and gardens.

UNSPSC 27112024 Miniature garden tool set is a Commodity code that state and local governments source as components of broader grounds maintenance and facilities supply contracts rather than as standalone kits. The City of Augusta, Georgia's recent ITB 27-001 Hand Tools—Annual Bid illustrates the actual buying pattern: Augusta solicited 39 line items of individual hand tools (shovels, posthole diggers, pitch forks, hammers, axes, rakes, brooms, files, saws, and related supplies) supplied on an as-needed basis throughout a one-year contract term with optional renewals, each item specified by brand name, dimension, and functional requirement. Collin County Community College District pursued similar grounds maintenance tools as part of a three-year contract for grounds equipment, parts, and supplies spanning ten campuses. Issuing bodies include city procurement departments, county facilities and grounds operations, and community college districts managing maintenance across multiple locations. These entities typically consolidate hand-tool procurement into annual or multi-year supply agreements with fixed pricing and delivery windows rather than purchasing pre-assembled kits.

Recent activity clusters in Georgia and Texas. The City of Augusta posted its ITB on September 10, 2026, with sealed bids due September 29, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., applying a Local Bidders Preference for awards under $100,000 and M/WBE Program record-keeping requirements. Collin County Community College District's ITB (FY2024ITB037) closed on July 10, 2024, with an estimated annual expenditure of $48,000 across a potential three-year contract value. A third opportunity, Sourcewell RFP #061626 Law Enforcement Equipment, posted May 12, 2026, with a June 16, 2026 deadline; while nominally focused on law enforcement gear, the solicitation does not map clearly to miniature garden tool sets and reflects cooperative purchasing across multiple Washington state counties and broader national jurisdictions rather than individual state or local end-user demand for this Commodity code specifically.