UNSPSC 27112031: Garden sieve

An device consisting of a perforated sheet or fabric contained in a circular form (usually of wood) employed to separate seeds of several sizes. Also used in fertilizer works.

UNSPSC 27112031 Garden sieve is a Commodity code that describes hand-held garden tools used in grounds maintenance and landscaping work across state and local jurisdictions. The recent opportunities tagged under this code show limited direct relevance to the garden sieve nominal scope; instead, they cluster around broader hand-tools procurement (shovels, posthole diggers, pitch forks, rakes, axes) and grounds maintenance equipment and supplies (fertilizers, herbicides, mowers, tractors, irrigation equipment). State and local buyers soliciting under this code include city procurement departments (Augusta, Georgia; Peoria, Arizona), community college districts (Collin County Community College District, Texas), and regional cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell on behalf of multiple Washington counties and nationwide public entities). The issuing-body mix spans municipal governments, higher-education facilities management, and cooperative purchasing arrangements that extend to school districts, tribal governments, and nonprofit organizations.

Activity is present but geographically dispersed and not concentrated in any single state. Recent opportunities include the City of Augusta's annual hand-tools ITB (PE72155NONST2027000000212, due September 29, 2026) covering 39 line items with a local bidders preference and M/WBE ordinance applicability; Collin County Community College District's three-year grounds equipment, parts, and supplies ITB (FY2024ITB037, due July 10, 2024, with estimated annual expenditure of $48,000); the City of Peoria's fertilizer and vegetation management products ITB (P260071, due July 3, 2026); and Sourcewell's cooperative law enforcement equipment RFP (061626, due June 16, 2026) on behalf of Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima counties in Washington. Georgia, Texas, and Arizona show recent activity; Washington state cooperatives extend reach across multiple jurisdictions nationwide. Delivery expectations typically run 60 days from purchase order, with price escalation caps (three percent in Augusta's bid) and no minimum order requirements in the opportunities reviewed.