UNSPSC 41111602: Pedometers

UNSPSC 41111602 Pedometers is a Commodity code, but state and local governments are not currently buying standalone pedometers under this classification. Instead, recent opportunities tagged with this code reflect broader athletic equipment and supplies procurement that encompasses track and field apparatus, hurdles, uniforms, apparel, and related services for school district athletic programs. The issuing bodies are primarily independent school districts (Northside ISD in San Antonio, Austin ISD, Harlingen Consolidated ISD, Illinois School District) and county school systems (Randolph County School System in Georgia, Jenkins County Board of Education in Georgia), along with cooperative purchasing vehicles such as the Association of Educational Purchasing Agencies (AEPA) and Sourcewell. School districts dominate the recent activity, with RFPs and IFBs seeking vendors to supply equipment, uniforms, and athletic services on an as-needed or requirements basis across multiple campuses and athletic programs.

The geographic footprint spans Texas (Northside ISD, Austin ISD, Harlingen CISD), Georgia (Randolph County, Jenkins County), Illinois (ISD in Mercer County), and multi-state cooperative purchasing through AEPA (31 state members including Georgia) and Sourcewell (multiple Washington counties and national participation). Representative recent opportunities include Northside ISD's IFB 2026137 for Athletic Equipment, Supplies, Software & Related Services due October 19, 2026, which consolidates four expiring athletic contracts and requires all current vendors to rebid to maintain business; Austin ISD's RFP 27RFP024 for athletic equipment and apparel across all district campuses, due September 15, 2026; and the Illinois School District's IFB for NCAA/IAAF/NFHS-compliant aluminum track hurdles with adjustable heights (30"–42"), due May 19, 2026 with June 30 delivery. The code shows active state and local procurement, but the recent opportunities indicate a mismatch between the nominal "Pedometers" commodity and the actual work being bought—which centers on team sports equipment, track and field apparatus, uniforms, and athletic supplies for K–12 programs.