UNSPSC 44102003: Transfer foils

UNSPSC 44102003 Transfer foils (Commodity) covers specialized security and identification label materials that state and local governments procure for correctional industries, credential manufacturing, and document security applications. State and local buyers source overlaminate films — clear polyester laminates with adhesive backing, lay-flat liners, and integrated security features such as holograms and state seals — for high-volume production of temporary credentials, license plate mounting boards, and inmate identification documents. The Colorado Department of Corrections operates the primary recent buyer activity under this code, procuring overlaminate film through its Colorado Correctional Industries (CCi) Tag Plant for in-house manufacturing and security labeling operations. Issuers of opportunities under this code include state corrections departments and, by extension, special-purpose manufacturing facilities operated by correctional industries programs.

The Colorado Department of Corrections posted two separate quote solicitations for overlaminate film in mid-to-late September 2026, both for the CCi Tag Plant in Canon City. The first solicitation (DQ1CFAA20270001021), due September 24, 2026 at 4:00 PM MST, sought 650,000 units of 7-inch by 12-inch film and 702,000 units of 1-inch by 10-inch film, with samples required by September 23, 2026; the notice named a state goal of at least 3% of contract value for Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business vendors and specified a Purchase Order term running October 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with optional annual price increases not to exceed 2.5%. A second solicitation (DQ1CFAA20270001022), posted September 18, 2026 and also due September 24, 2026, carried identical product specifications and sample requirements. Both solicitations required bidders to hold $1 million in general liability coverage with A.M. Best rating "A" or better, complete background investigations and facility security clearance, register with Bidnet Direct and the Colorado Secretary of State, and submit all exhibits including W-9 forms and conflict-of-interest certifications. All-inclusive pricing (no reimbursable freight or surcharges) and firm pricing for one year were mandatory across both opportunities.