UNSPSC 45101710: Industrial sign and label printer ink

Ink used in industrial printers to create the image on the label material

UNSPSC 45101710 Industrial sign and label printer ink is a Commodity code with limited recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned to its nominal scope. The recent opportunities block contains one volunteer recruitment notice unrelated to procurement, one school district awards and incentives catalog bid, one school district art and office supplies catalog bid, and one city printing and mailing services RFP—none of which explicitly solicit industrial sign and label printer ink as a standalone line item. The code shows minimal current buying activity among state and local governments for the specific product it names; where printing-related services appear in recent solicitations (Donna ISD's awards and incentives bid includes screen printing and embroidery; City of Madison's printing and mailing services RFP covers dynamic laser printing and color and monochrome printing), the focus is on the service delivery and broader supply categories rather than specialty inks for industrial signage or labeling equipment.

Geographic activity for recent opportunities posted under or near this code spans Texas (Donna ISD in Cameron County, City of Madison in Wisconsin, and Dougherty County School System in Georgia), with no identifiable concentration in any single state. The City of Madison printing and mailing services RFP (posted March 3, 2026, due April 3, 2026) is the most substantial recent opportunity, valued for its scale (approximately 580,000 pieces printed weekly for Madison Water Utility alone) and two-year initial contract term with three optional one-year renewals, though the solicitation does not specify whether specialty printer inks fall within the required service scope. Business development professionals should note that the code name does not align cleanly with current state and local procurement signals; firms offering industrial sign and label printer ink should monitor school district supplies and printing-services solicitations more broadly rather than expect direct demand under this specific commodity code.