UNSPSC 44102003: Transfer foils

UNSPSC 44102003 Transfer foils is a Commodity code that covers laminating films and related lamination supplies used by state and local educational systems to preserve and protect documents, instructional materials, and administrative records. State and local governments procure transfer foils — sheets of adhesive film applied under heat and pressure to document surfaces — primarily through school districts and county educational agencies that service multiple campuses and administrative offices. The Cobb County School District in Marietta, Georgia, exemplifies the typical buyer: a large district serving over 100,000 students across 112 school sites that regularly sources laminating film in multiple widths and thicknesses alongside lamination equipment to support routine material preparation and archival work across central office and school-level operations.

The Cobb County School District issued IFB B26110 on April 14, 2026, with a response deadline of May 5, 2026, soliciting GBC brand laminators (25 units of the Ultima 65 EZLoad Ready model) and laminating film in 12-, 18-, 25-, and 27-inch widths in quantities of 100 to 200 packs at an estimated annual expenditure of $85,000. The contract term runs one year from award with firm pricing, ten-day delivery requirements, and acceptance of both purchase orders and procurement cards. The solicitation requires vendors to certify business classifications (minority-owned, woman-owned, veteran-owned) and maintain Commercial General Liability ($1 million), Commercial Auto Liability ($1 million), Professional Liability ($1 million), Umbrella Coverage ($2 million), and Workers' Compensation insurance with the district named as additional insured. Recent activity under the code remains limited to the Cobb County opportunity; broader state and local procurement patterns for transfer foils are not evident from current notice flow.