UNSPSC 27112805: Threading die hand tool

A hand tool variant of a threading die used to cut an external thread on cylindrical material, such as a rod, which creates a male threaded piece that functions like a bolt.

UNSPSC 27112805 Threading die hand tool is a Commodity code encompassing hand tools for maintenance and repair operations that state and local governments procure through both individual bids and cooperative purchasing agreements. The recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring threading dies as part of broader master tool sets and hand-tool inventories for fleet maintenance, county operations, and municipal departments. Issuing bodies include state-level procurement offices administering cooperative purchasing systems, county commissioners' offices, and municipal governments. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts procures through the Texas SmartBuy cooperative system on behalf of TxDOT and other state agencies; Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners and the City of Dallas solicit hand tools directly for their own departmental use and as master agreements available to member jurisdictions.

Recent activity clusters in Texas and Florida. The Texas Comptroller issued Invitation for Bid 304T26445A1 in June 2026 for master tool sets containing tap and die sets and individual threading dies, with a pre-proposal conference on May 28, 2026, and responses due June 11, 2026; the contract runs through July 31, 2027, with renewal options extending to July 31, 2030. Hillsborough County issued ITB 26-00285 in June 2026 for 52 line items of hand tools with responses due June 23, 2026, under a five-year agreement valued at $715,540.41. The City of Dallas posted solicitation BL26-00029896 in March 2026 for a sixty-month master agreement for hand and power tools and supplies, with responses due April 24, 2026; the procurement offers a local preference program and requires Living Wage compliance at $23.06 per hour. All three solicitations emphasize established vendor qualifications, warranty coverage, statewide or multi-location delivery capability, and fixed or indexed pricing over contract terms ranging from five to sixty months.