UNSPSC 27112840: Guide drill bit

A drill bit with a guide included for a better and more precise perforation.

UNSPSC 27112840 Guide drill bit is a Commodity code representing consumable and replacement hand tools that state and local governments purchase for fleet maintenance, construction, and general operations. The work solicited under this code centers on bulk supply contracts for hand tools delivered on an as-needed basis to support agency workshops, warehouses, and field operations. State and local issuing bodies acquiring under this code span city procurement departments, county governments, and statewide purchasing divisions acting on behalf of multiple state agencies. The City of Augusta, Georgia and Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners represent typical municipal and county buyers; the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts procures on behalf of the Texas Department of Transportation and other state agencies through a cooperative purchasing vehicle (Texas SmartBuy), indicating that master tool sets and individual tool assortments are sourced both locally and statewide to support diverse operational needs.

Recent activity clusters in Georgia and Texas. The City of Augusta posted ITB 27-001 for hand tools supply on September 10, 2026, with sealed bids due September 29, 2026, covering 39 line items including drills, saws, hammers, axes, and related consumables under a one-year term with four optional renewals; local bidders preference and M/WBE program requirements apply. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issued ITB 26-00285 on June 2, 2026, due June 23, 2026, for 52 line items of hand tools across a five-year term estimated at $715,540.41 with CPI-U-based annual price adjustments and five-business-day delivery windows. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts' cooperative procurement (Invitation for Bid 304T-26-445A1, responses due June 11, 2026) encompassed master tool sets with minimum 1,152 pieces and discounted individual tools and power tools for statewide distribution to state agencies and higher-education institutions, requiring respondents to demonstrate seven years' professional-grade tool-business experience and 24-hour statewide repair capability. Contracts typically impose fixed or CPI-indexed pricing, 60-day delivery windows, and firm volume commitments across calendar-year or multi-year terms.