UNSPSC 44111611: Money clips

UNSPSC 44111611 Money clips is a Commodity code whose recent state and local solicitations show minimal alignment with the nominal product category. The Texas Office of the Attorney General's October 2026 tactical apparel IFB for Criminal Investigation Division Officers includes black clip-on badge holders without chains and black book-style wallets with leather-framed ID windows—items tangentially related to personal carry goods but not money clips as traditionally understood. The wallet specification calls for a leather-framed ID window design; the badge holder specification explicitly excludes chains. These items are procured as part of broader tactical equipment packages alongside sunglasses, gloves, and jackets, rather than as standalone fastening devices. State and local activity under this code appears to be driven primarily by law enforcement and public-safety agencies seeking apparel and related personal-carry accessories for uniformed personnel.

The geographic activity under this code is represented by a single recent solicitation from Texas. The Texas Office of the Attorney General issued IFB 302-27-254341 with a response deadline of October 15, 2026, under a Texas product and service preference framework. Vendors must submit bids through the Bonfire platform via the OAG Procurement Portal, acknowledge Addendum 1 (extending the deadline by one day from the October 1, 2026 posting date), and include delivery schedules indicating time to completion after receipt of order. Required insurance minimums are $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 general aggregate; E-Verify compliance and seven-year documentation retention are mandatory. The narrow recent-opportunity set and the mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the actual items being purchased suggest limited active state and local procurement interest under this specific commodity classification.