UNSPSC 27112507: Wrecking or crow bar

A tool made of iron or steel with one curved and flattened end. There is usually a small fissure on the curved end for removing nails in formworks. Tool is also used as a lever to force apart two objects.

UNSPSC 27112507 Wrecking or crow bar is a Commodity code covering hand tools used in facility maintenance, demolition, and operational support across state and local agencies. Recent state and local opportunities solicited under this code show a mix of standalone tool purchases and consumable-supply contracts that bundle small hand tools with broader janitorial and operational supplies. Issuing bodies are primarily city procurement offices and county government, with the City of Philadelphia appearing multiple times as a repeat buyer of hand tools through its PHLContracts micro-purchase platform and Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners soliciting tools as part of larger facility-operations supply bundles for fire rescue operations.

Activity concentrates in Florida and Pennsylvania based on recent postings. The City of Philadelphia issued two micro-purchase RFQs for hand tools in April and May 2026, with responses due April 14 and May 29 respectively, each capped at approximately $41,000 to $43,000 and awarded to the lowest responsive bidder; sellers must quote all items to qualify for award. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners posted an ITB on July 7, 2026 (response due July 24) for consumable janitorial and operational supplies estimated at $765,679.84 annually for the Fire Rescue Department across 47 stations, with delivery to Tampa, Florida required within 10 days of purchase order receipt. All three opportunities required FOB Destination pricing, electronic submission, and proof of required insurance coverage; none imposed set-asides. The Philadelphia opportunities explicitly permit award by line item or as a whole, at the City's discretion.