UNSPSC 27112153: Belt lacer

A hand tool that closes lacing for binding cut surface by manual pressure following alignment of supporting belts.

UNSPSC 27112153 Belt lacer (Commodity) sees limited recent state and local procurement activity, with the code appearing in solicitations that do not center on belt lacers as primary scope items. The City of Augusta, Georgia issued an ITB in September 2026 for an annual hand tools supply contract encompassing 39 line items—shovels, hammers, axes, rakes, saws, files, and related consumables—with no belt lacer listed among the specified products. Similarly, Hillsborough County in Florida and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission have posted multiple hand tools and maintenance supplies contracts in recent months, but belt lacers do not appear as line items in any of these solicitations. When belt lacers are tagged under this code in state and local procurement, they appear as incidental items within broader hand tools, janitorial, or maintenance supplies bundles rather than as standalone commodity procurements.

Issuing bodies active in the broader hand tools and maintenance supplies space include municipal governments (City of Augusta, Hillsborough County), state agencies (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), and public utilities (Lubbock Power & Light). Recent representative opportunities include the City of Augusta ITB 27-001 Hand Tools with sealed bids due September 29, 2026, and Hillsborough County's five-year ITB-26-00285 hand tools contract with bids due June 23, 2026, at an estimated $715,540.41. Activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with additional solicitations in Georgia. However, the code does not show a coherent procurement signal for belt lacers specifically; the UNSPSC tag appears to be a classification mismatch or catch-all categorization within broader hand tools and maintenance supplies procurement rather than a discrete market for belt lacers themselves.