UNSPSC 43202108: Memory card case

A small case designed to store and protect memory cards (SD, MMC, etc.).

UNSPSC 43202108 Memory card case is a Commodity code that in practice captures office supply consumables — ink, toner, and related printing supplies — rather than the portable storage-device accessories the code name suggests. State and local governments soliciting under this code are buying replenishment supplies for their printing infrastructure across distributed facilities. The issuing bodies are typically school districts and educational institutions managing printing needs across multiple campuses and administrative locations. Austin Independent School District, for example, recently solicited ink and toner supplies via competitive quotation to service multiple campuses and administrative facilities across Travis County, emphasizing product authenticity, timely delivery, and cost-effective pricing.

Recent activity shows school districts as the primary buyer segment under this code. Austin Independent School District issued RFQ 27QTE015 on June 23, 2026, with quotations due June 25, 2026, for ink and toner supplies. Valencia College District Board of Trustees in Florida, while primarily soliciting comprehensive classroom and conference room technology services under RFP 2026-26 (due April 30, 2026), illustrates the broader educational technology procurement environment in which memory and storage products operate as component parts of integrated systems. The geographic spread reflects activity in Texas and Florida, with the school district market as the visible recent concentrator under this commodity code. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope (portable storage-device cases) and the actual recent solicitations (office consumables) suggests this code may not reflect how state and local procurement systems currently categorize printing supplies, or that the opportunities indexed under it do not align with the code's intended product definition.