UNSPSC 41111636: Cylinder diameter measuring equipment

Equipment that is used to measure the diameter of conical-shaped products that may easily cause deformation on the size or get dirty when contacted or when it is in the condition of easily fragile, elasticity or high temperature.

UNSPSC 41111636 Cylinder diameter measuring equipment (Commodity) shows minimal alignment between the code's nominal scope and recent state and local procurement activity. The Illinois Department of Transportation posted two solicitations for high-precision handheld 3D laser scanning systems in August and September 2026, both tagged under this code but focused on volumetric surface capture and pavement profiling rather than cylinder diameter measurement. The University of Texas at Austin solicited precision Leica TS-60 total stations and geodetic metrology equipment in June 2026 for McDonald Observatory ground surveys. The City of Philadelphia issued a micro purchase for inspection supplies in May 2026 and the City of Pennsylvania solicited a 150-foot laser distance meter in August 2026—both loosely tangential to dimensional measurement but not strictly cylinder-diameter focused. Marion County, Florida posted a sole-source procurement for a Stalker 2X Motorcycle Radar System in July 2026, which is entirely unrelated to the code. The issuing bodies span state departments, cities, counties, and higher-education institutions, with no clear repeat buyer pattern in recent activity.

Geographic activity is scattered across Illinois, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Washington (Philadelphia), with no dominant region. The most substantive recent opportunities are the two IDOT high-precision 3D laser scanning solicitations—the initial posting (26494DOTFINADB53475) due August 18, 2026 and the rebid (27494DOTFINADB53879) due September 25, 2026—both requiring metrology-grade accuracy (0.025 mm minimum), VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 and ISO 10360 testing certifications, and vendor-provided training. The University of Texas ITB 721-26091 for Leica TS-60 equipment and peripherals closed June 30, 2026 and permits other University of Texas System institutions to adopt the contract under group purchasing authority. The code shows limited recent state and local activity directly matching cylinder diameter measurement; most tagged opportunities fall outside the code's core scope and suggest potential mis-tagging in state and local procurement systems.