UNSPSC 27112123: Bench dog

UNSPSC 27112123 Bench dog (Commodity) names a woodworking or metalworking clamping accessory — a fixed or adjustable peg or hold-down that mounts to a workbench to secure workpieces during fabrication, finishing, or assembly. State and local procurement records show no recent opportunities soliciting bench dogs under this code. The absence of activity reflects the narrow, consumable nature of the product: individual agencies and school districts source bench dogs through existing vendor contracts, cooperative purchasing vehicles, or general supplies agreements rather than through discrete solicitations. When woodworking or metal fabrication shops require clamping accessories, they typically procure them as part of broader tool and equipment purchases or from regional distributor contracts rather than standalone RFQs or ITBs under the bench-dog commodity code.

Without recent state and local opportunities posted under UNSPSC 27112123, no geographic concentration, issuing-body pattern, or representative solicitation can be identified. Firms pursuing this code should monitor school districts with active shop programs, county public works facilities, and transit authorities with maintenance shops, but focus on cooperative-purchasing agreements and existing vendor relationships rather than reactive pursuit of discrete opportunities at the commodity level.