UNSPSC 44103126: Digital duplicating machine ink

An ink in emulsion type that is used for the duplicating machine.

UNSPSC 44103126, Digital duplicating machine ink, is a Commodity code. Recent state and local procurement activity under this code shows minimal direct solicitation for digital duplicating machine ink specifically; the most recent opportunities actually being posted span a much broader range of office supplies, printer consumables, and imaging supplies that include toner cartridges, inkjet supplies, and general office paper rather than duplicating-machine ink as a standalone product category. The few opportunities that do reference printer ink or consumables—such as Griffin Regional Educational Service Agency's October 2026 IFB for art materials, office supplies, and printer consumables (including toner and ink cartridges for multiple manufacturers), and the City of Philadelphia's July 2026 micro purchase for Noritsu printer supplies and ink—treat ink and toner as part of broader office equipment and supplies contracts rather than as a specialized duplicating-machine consumable. The issuing bodies soliciting under related ink and toner codes span a wide mix: regional educational service agencies, county boards of commissioners, independent school districts, cities, state comptroller offices, and state procurement divisions.

Geographic activity is concentrated in the South and Southwest, with recent solicitations posted by agencies in Georgia (Griffin RESA, Gwinnett County, Cobb County School District), Texas (Texas Comptroller Statewide Procurement Division for TDCJ, Collin County, Northside Independent School District, Austin ISD), California (State of California, Los Angeles Superior Court, City of Pasadena), and Washington (Pierce County), as well as scattered activity in Missouri (Rockwood R-VI School District), New York (Rockland County), Illinois (State of Illinois), and Pennsylvania (City of Philadelphia). No solicitation specifically names digital duplicating machine ink as the primary deliverable; the code appears either dormant or conflated with broader printer-supply categories in current state and local procurement practice. Opportunities posted since May 2026 focus on OEM toner cartridges, general office ink supplies, and paper stock rather than on equipment-specific duplicating inks, suggesting the code may not align with active procurement demand or may be tagged inconsistently across jurisdictions.