UNSPSC 27112604: Putty bowl

A bowl designed especially for putty, made of rubber to make it flexible and easy to use.

UNSPSC 27112604 Putty bowl, a Commodity code, represents products and supplies that state and local governments purchase as components within broader consumable or maintenance-service procurements. The recent opportunities indexed under this code reveal a significant scope mismatch: the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB for janitorial and operational supplies (posted July 7, 2026, response due July 24, 2026) covers an estimated $765,679.84 consumable inventory for fire-rescue operations across 47 stations, while the Seminole County term contract for caulking, coatings, joint sealant, and pressure washing services aligns more closely with putty bowl utility in building maintenance. The code shows limited recent direct activity and does not appear to be a primary category under which state and local procurement offices are actively soliciting. When present, putty bowls are embedded in larger facility-maintenance or janitorial-supply bundles rather than procured as standalone line items.

The geographic concentration of recent activity centers on Florida, with Hillsborough County (Tampa) and Seminole County submitting the indexed opportunities. Neither solicitation explicitly emphasizes putty bowls as a distinct deliverable, indicating the code captures incidental demand within mixed-category spend rather than a dedicated procurement stream. County facilities and fire-rescue operations represent the primary issuing body type, though the narrow activity base and mixed sourcing patterns suggest this is not an active category for focused business development. No minimum volumes, dedicated set-asides, or repeat-buyer signals emerge from the recent opportunities block.