UNSPSC 44122122: Magnetic thumbtack

A different kind of thumbtack that is magnetic.

UNSPSC 44122122 Magnetic thumbtack is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure general office and classroom supplies, including writing instruments, adhesive products, organizational materials, and related consumables—often bundled into larger office-supply contracts rather than sourced as standalone items. The code sees active solicitation from school districts and county governments establishing term contracts and blanket agreements for broad-based supply catalogs delivered on an as-needed basis to multiple departments and facilities.

School districts and county procurement offices dominate the issuing-body mix. The School Board of Marion County, Florida posted an ITB in February 2026 for a ten-month term contract covering 194 line items of classroom and office supplies (including post-it notes, tape, and organizational materials) with delivery to a central warehouse; Bernalillo County, New Mexico's Procurement and Business Services Department posted an RFB the same month for an indefinite-quantity office-supplies agreement with an estimated annual spend of approximately $316,000 covering approximately 40 County departments across 135 delivery locations, requiring a minimum of 10,000 items in inventory and next-day or two-day delivery capability. Recent activity concentrates in Florida and New Mexico, with both jurisdictions structuring awards on a firm fixed-price basis with net 30-day payment terms and requiring vendors to maintain compliance with insurance, employment verification, and local-preference statutes. Both opportunities emphasize product quality, packaging standards, fill-rate guarantees, and integration with electronic procurement platforms; Marion County requires palletized, shrink-wrapped deliveries and notification of product discontinuations, while Bernalillo County mandates a 96% fill rate on core items and electronic Punch-Out catalog submission.