UNSPSC 46171510: Time locks

UNSPSC 46171510 Time locks is a Commodity code capturing state and local procurement of physical locking hardware, components, and related locksmith services—ranging from mechanical and electronic locks, cylinders, and keys to installation, maintenance, and emergency response services. Solicitations under this code show a mix of commodity supply (door locks, padlocks, hardware accessories, specialized components like interchangeable cores), labor-intensive services (locksmith installation and emergency callouts), and full-service contracts bundling supply with on-site service. Issuing bodies include county solid waste departments, school districts, state departments of criminal justice and health services, city public works and fire rescue divisions, and special-purpose agencies like transit authorities and regional mental-health centers. A handful of repeat buyers appear across the recent-opportunities block: the Texas Health and Human Services Commission has issued multiple IFBs for locks and lock supplies across state-supported living centers and hospitals; Texas Department of Criminal Justice solicits locks and parts for multiple regional facilities; and Florida jurisdictions (Pinellas County School District, City of Pembroke Pines, Harris County Juvenile Justice facilities, Volusia County) have posted separate opportunities for door hardware and locksmith services.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (health services, corrections, and county juvenile detention), Florida (school districts, city facilities, county departments), and Illinois (toll authority, corrections, and mental health centers), with recent opportunities also posted in Arizona (Phoenix Public Works), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), the District of Columbia (Department of Transportation), and sporadic postings in New Jersey, Minnesota, and South Carolina. Representative recent solicitations include the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority's RFQ (26-1335R, due October 27, 2026) for door cylinders, locks, exit devices, and electronic strikes across tollway facilities with approved brand-name manufacturers and a three-year term; the City of Philadelphia's ITB for Yale Locks, Closures and Related Items (B2627139, due June 29, 2026) under a 10% local-vendor preference with cost-plus-markup parts pricing and an estimated $35,000 expenditure; the City of Phoenix Public Works Department's IFB for Commercial Locksmith Products and Services (IFB26FMD0304, due July 3, 2026) seeking five-year commercial locksmith coverage with 24/7 emergency response and specific hardware-manufacturer requirements; and Harris County, Texas's ITB for door lock replacement at juvenile detention facilities (ITB 26-0121, due June 15, 2026) requiring approximately 150 lock replacements and system assessments with a one-year initial term and four one-year renewal options. Texas Health and Human Services blanket-order solicitations dominate the Q2–Q3 2026 timeframe, with estimated contract values ranging from $30,000 to $75,000 per facility per year and lengthy vendor-compliance requirements including HUB subcontracting encouragement, Standard Certifications, and insurance mandates.