UNSPSC 41111625: Curvimeter

A type of instrument designed for measuring the length of curved and crooked lines plotted on topographic plans, maps and graphical documents.

UNSPSC 41111625 Curvimeter, a Commodity code, describes measuring instruments that state and local governments procure for engineering, surveying, cartography, and infrastructure assessment work. Curvimeters — mechanical or digital tools that measure the length of curved lines on maps, plans, and drawings — see limited but recurring demand across state departments of transportation, county engineering and surveying offices, and municipal public works departments. The work is straightforward procurement of the instruments themselves, typically through RFQ or IFB processes, rather than services or ongoing support contracts.

The source provided contains no recent state and local contract opportunities tagged to this code. Without posted solicitations, geographic concentration and issuing-body frequency cannot be characterized. Firms pursuing curvimeter sales to state and local buyers should monitor transportation departments, county engineering offices, and public works procurement channels directly rather than expect regular formal solicitations; purchases often occur through existing cooperative purchasing agreements or small standing orders rather than as standalone RFP or RFQ postings.