UNSPSC 39112203: Confetti machine

Device that processes and ejects confetti, frequently used in parties, discotheques and night clubs.

UNSPSC 39112203 Confetti machine is a Commodity code that describes equipment for launching confetti at events, but the recent state and local solicitation activity shows little direct procurement of confetti machines themselves. Instead, jurisdictions are soliciting holiday lighting and seasonal decoration services—installation, maintenance, and removal of lights, garlands, trees, and thematic displays at parks, public squares, downtown areas, and municipal buildings. The work spans cities and counties across Florida, Georgia, and California, with issuing bodies including city procurement offices (Gainesville, Cooper City, Milpitas, Conyers, Doral, New Smyrna Beach, St. Cloud), county community redevelopment agencies (Immokalee CRA in Collier County), county boards (Columbia County), and higher-education procurement (University of West Georgia). One procurement—the City of Conyers' Winter Wonderland and Ice Skating Experience—expands beyond lighting into a full seasonal entertainment operation that may incorporate confetti or similar effects as part of a broader turnkey vendor contract, but the code's nominal scope (confetti machines) does not match the volume or character of actual buying.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, with multiple recent solicitations from Collier County (Immokalee CRA seasonal decorations and Christmas tree rental, due May 14, 2026), Doral (patriotic holiday lighting for July 4, RFQ due May 4, 2026), New Smyrna Beach (winter wonderland walk-through light display, RFP due May 13, 2026 with a $30,000 annual budget), and St. Cloud (holiday and special event decoration rental and installation, RFP due May 7, 2026). Georgia jurisdictions include the City of Conyers (Winter Wonderland RFP, proposals due July 2, 2026) and Columbia County (Christmas lighting at Evans Towne Center Park and Evans Market Pavilion, RFP due July 9, 2026 with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting June 30, 2026). California activity is represented by the City of Milpitas' five-year agreement for holiday lighting on City Hall trees (IFB 25-1170, with a 10% local purchasing preference and prevailing wage requirements). The code shows minimal actual pursuit opportunity for standalone confetti-machine sales; business development efforts would be better directed toward holiday decoration service contracts, seasonal event production, and comprehensive lighting installation and maintenance work where confetti or pyrotechnic effects might be a subordinate component of a larger systems contract.