UNSPSC 31152108: Polypropylene cord

A length of flexible material similar to rope, but thinner and shorter, made of polypropylene fibers braided together.

UNSPSC 31152108 Polypropylene cord, a Commodity code, sees limited recent state and local procurement activity under its nominal scope. The three recent opportunities posted under or near this code between March and July 2026 — a Hillsborough County janitorial and operational supplies ITB, a Sourcewell multi-jurisdictional law enforcement equipment RFP, and a City of Tampa hooks and shackles RFQ — contain little actual polypropylene cord procurement. The janitorial supplies ITB for Hillsborough County Fire Rescue covers consumable items for 47 fire stations operating 24/7 across an estimated contract value of $765,679.84, but makes no specific reference to cord products. The hooks and shackles RFQ from the City of Tampa on behalf of Hillsborough County includes lifting hardware, chains, nylon slings, and tie-down straps across 20 line items for various municipal and county departments, with no explicit polypropylene cord line items identified. The Sourcewell law enforcement equipment RFP is structured as a cooperative purchasing vehicle available to thousands of governmental agencies, K–12 school districts, and public entities across multiple states and Canada, but does not specify cord or rope products in the available documentation.

Geographic activity centers on Florida, with Hillsborough County and the City of Tampa as repeat buyers in the recent block, and secondary multi-state and interstate reach through the Sourcewell cooperative. The code shows no standout demand signal from school districts, transit authorities, or state departments in the recent opportunities. No representative solicitations for polypropylene cord products are present in the record; the code appears to be mistagged on these particular opportunities or sees minimal direct solicitation activity at the state and local level at present.