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 is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure handheld or portable curve-measuring instruments used primarily in engineering, surveying, cartography, and design work. Curvimeters are mechanical or digital devices that measure the length of curved lines on maps, blueprints, or technical drawings by rolling a small wheel along the curve and recording the cumulative distance. State and local procurement under this code includes purchasing individual units or small quantities of new curvimeters for departmental use, replacement of worn or obsolete instruments, and occasional bulk orders for training programs or field operations. Issuing bodies span survey departments, engineering divisions, planning offices, and public works agencies within county and municipal governments, as well as state transportation and land management departments. The code also sees limited activity from independent school districts and regional planning commissions that maintain surveying or civil engineering instructional programs.

The source provides no recent state and local contract opportunities under UNSPSC 41111625. Without posted solicitations or awarded contracts to reference, geographic concentration and representative recent activity cannot be characterized from current procurement data. Curvimeters typically represent low-dollar, routine consumable or equipment replacement purchases that may not always trigger formal solicitation notices; activity under the code is likely to remain sparse in public procurement databases unless and until larger institutional orders or cooperative purchasing arrangements emerge.