UNSPSC 41111602: Pedometers

UNSPSC 41111602 Pedometers is a Commodity code that captures small wearable or handheld fitness-tracking devices, but the recent state and local opportunities posted under this code do not reflect pedometer procurement—instead they tag athletic equipment, apparel, track construction, and field maintenance services that fall into entirely different commodity families. The source contains no solicitations for pedometers, step counters, or distance-measurement wearables. The code shows a clear mismatch between its nominal scope and what state and local jurisdictions are actually buying under the tag.

Recent opportunities attributed to this code span school districts, universities, cooperative purchasing consortia, and municipalities across Georgia, Texas, Illinois, Minnesota, and Washington, but all involve athletic facility construction, track and field equipment (hurdles, starting blocks, relay batons, field event gear), athletic apparel and shoes, synthetic track resurfacing, field marking services, and related athletic program supplies—none of which align with the pedometer commodity definition. Representative postings include the Randolph County School System seeking design-build proposals for a GHSA-compliant eight-lane competitive track (RFP PE55899NONST2026000000012, due July 7, 2026); the Association of Educational Purchasing Agencies issuing a cooperative procurement for athletic supplies and equipment across 31 state members (IFB PE55964NONST2026000000041, due August 13, 2026); Donna Independent School District and Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District both seeking catalog discount bids for track and field equipment and apparel (RFPs due April 8 and March 24, 2026 respectively); and the City of Richardson, Texas soliciting an annual contract for establishing and maintaining athletic field markings at an estimated annual spend of approximately $130,000 (IFB 3226, due February 18, 2026). The code classification appears to be a data-quality issue in the state and local procurement systems rather than an active market segment for pedometers.