UNSPSC 41111632: Cylinder gauge

A precision tool that is structured with the character board indicator installed on the pulley that moves on the support frame.

UNSPSC 41111632 Cylinder gauge is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities posted under it do not reflect precision measurement instruments typically associated with cylinder gauging. Instead, solicitations show procurement of high-precision 3D laser scanning systems, laser distance meters, motorcycle radar systems, surveying total stations, and inspection supplies—none of which align with the nominal scope of cylinder gauges. The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has posted multiple rebid and initial solicitations for handheld 3D laser scanning systems with metrology-grade specifications (accuracy to 0.025 mm, volumetric accuracy of 0.020 mm + 0.040 mm/m, blue laser technology with 30+ laser lines, 1,800,000 measurements per second), intended for pavement analysis and transverse pavement profiler certification at the Illinois Certification and Research Track (ICART). The University of Texas at Austin solicited precision surveying equipment including a Leica TS-60 total station with gold certification for geodetic ground surveys at McDonald Observatory. The City of Philadelphia and City of Pennsylvania issued micro purchases for inspection supplies and a 150-foot laser distance meter, respectively. Marion County, Florida posted a sole-source procurement for a Stalker 2X motorcycle radar system for its Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit.

Geographic activity clusters in Illinois, with IDOT representing the most active buyer in recent months, supplemented by scattered municipal and university procurements in Pennsylvania, Florida, and Texas. The issuing-body mix spans state transportation departments, cities, counties, and public universities. Representative opportunities include IDOT's rebid of a high-precision handheld 3D laser scanning system (Solicitation 27494DOTFINADB53879, due September 25, 2026) and the University of Texas at Austin's ITB for Leica TS-60 surveying equipment and metrology accessories (ITB 721-26091, due June 30, 2026). The code shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its nominal scope; the opportunities appearing under it appear to reflect miscoding or platform tagging inconsistencies rather than genuine cylinder-gauge procurement.