UNSPSC 45121710: Sheet film drum

Drum for developing sheet photo films.

UNSPSC 45121710 Sheet film drum is a Commodity code for photographic and imaging consumables that state and local governments procure primarily as ancillary components within broader law enforcement, public safety, and documentation workflows. The single recent opportunity posted under this code is Sourcewell RFP #061626, issued by Sourcewell (a Minnesota local government cooperative) on behalf of multiple Washington counties including Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima, alongside participating entities nationwide and in Canada. The solicitation seeks to establish a master contracting vehicle for law enforcement equipment with proposals due June 16, 2026, at 3:30 p.m. Central Time. The cooperative structure routes all documentation, amendments, and submissions through the Sourcewell Procurement Portal rather than traditional state bid systems; vendors must create a free account to access full solicitation materials and submit questions through the portal's Q&A feature.

The code shows sparse recent activity under its nominal scope—sheet film drums themselves do not appear to be the primary procurement object in this opportunity. Rather, the Sourcewell RFP positions law enforcement equipment as the broader family of goods, and sheet film drum may be tagged incidentally as a component or ancillary item within equipment packages for evidence documentation, forensic imaging, or records management. The opportunity reflects the cooperative purchasing trend among state and local jurisdictions, with Sourcewell administering the contract on behalf of counties, school districts, tribal governments, higher education institutions, and nonprofit organizations across multiple states. No dollar values, set-aside designations, or incumbent vendors are identified in the available solicitation materials. Geographic activity is concentrated in Washington State counties participating directly in the cooperative, though the resulting contract vehicle would be available to public entities nationwide and in Canada.