UNSPSC 31161535: Acoustical lag screw

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UNSPSC 31161535 Acoustical lag screw is a Commodity code representing hardware fasteners used in ceiling and wall assembly work. State and local governments procure these fasteners as component materials within broader interior finishing and renovation projects, typically as part of time-and-materials or unit-price contracts that bundle acoustical ceiling installation, drywall work, painting, and flooring services. The fasteners themselves are not procured as standalone items in the recent solicitation record but rather as part of the materials and supplies pricing that vendors submit under established unit price books and catalog discount structures. Educational institutions and cooperative purchasing organizations are the primary issuing bodies under this code, with Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) and its cooperative purchasing partner Choice Partners representing active buyers in this segment.

Harris County Department of Education issued a Competitive Sealed Proposal (26021MR) on May 15, 2026 for Painting, Drywall, Acoustical Ceilings, and Flooring services under a Job Order Contracting structure with an initial term of one year and up to three automatic one-year renewals. The solicitation, due May 15, 2026, encompasses both a Maintenance Component with time-and-materials labor and supply pricing and a JOC Component using coefficient multipliers applied to established unit price books (BNi Electrical, BNi Facilities Manager's, BNi General Construction, RS Means, eConverge TruPriceData, Sierra West Publishing, and Xactimate). The maximum annual aggregate contract price across all awards is $200 million, with awards reserved for multiple contractors under a non-exclusive structure. Prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon compliance apply where required; vendors must maintain a 2 percent HCDE/CP administrative fee on all sales. The activity is concentrated in Texas; no recent opportunities under this code appear in other states or regions.