UNSPSC 44102002: Laminator pouches

UNSPSC 44102002 Laminator pouches (Commodity) covers overlaminate films and security-feature lamination products that state and local governments procure for specialized manufacturing and identity-document production. Recent solicitations show state correctional industries sourcing high-volume overlaminate film stocks — clear polyester films with permanent adhesive, integrated holograms, and anti-counterfeit lay-flat liners — for license-plate production and related secure-document fabrication. The work involves supplying bulk film rolls and sheets meeting precise material specifications, dimensional tolerances, and security-feature requirements, with samples subject to full approval prior to award. Issuing bodies under this code are state agencies operating correctional industries or similar secure-manufacturing facilities; the Colorado Department of Corrections appears as a repeat buyer sourcing these products for its Tag Plant operations.

Colorado dominates recent activity under the code, with the Colorado Department of Corrections posting two closely related quote solicitations (DQ1CFAA20270001021 and DQ1CFAA20270001022) in mid-September 2026, both due September 23–24, 2026, for identical scopes: 650,000 units of 7" × 12" four-mil clear polyester overlaminate with hologram and state seal, and 702,000 units of 1" × 10" three-mil clear polyester overlaminate. Both solicitations specify all-inclusive firm pricing with no reimbursable freight, require Workers Compensation and Commercial General Liability insurance ($1 million minimum per occurrence), and mandate sample submission by the response date at bidder's expense. The Colorado Department of Corrections applies a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) goal of at least 3 percent of contract value; the Purchase Order term runs October 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with optional annual price increases not to exceed 2.5 percent per fiscal year available by mutual agreement.