UNSPSC 46171513: Locking cam

UNSPSC 46171513 Locking cam is a Commodity code that encompasses commercial-grade locking hardware—including mechanical locks, cylinders, padlocks, exit devices, electronic locks, and related components—that state and local governments purchase to maintain, repair, and upgrade facility access control systems across buildings, detention facilities, toll infrastructure, and institutional properties. The code sees active procurement across county governments, municipal public works and facilities departments, state health and human services agencies, school districts, and independent state authorities. Bergen County, New Jersey; the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority; the Pinellas County School District in Florida; the City of Phoenix; and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice are among recent issuing bodies, with solicitations ranging from RFQs for specific brand-name hardware (door cylinders, electronic strikes, wireless locks) to ITBs for comprehensive architectural hardware supply and locksmith services. Work under the code includes both product supply (locks, keys, hinges, closers, electronic components) and labor services (installation, keying, emergency response, and lock replacement at multiple facilities).

Recent procurement activity is concentrated in Texas, Florida, Illinois, and Arizona, with notable volume from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, which has issued multiple IFBs for locks and lock parts across state hospitals and supported living centers between June and August 2026. Representative opportunities include the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority RFQ for door locks and hardware (due October 27, 2026) specifying brand-name compatibility with existing facilities; the Pinellas County School District ITB for architectural hardware totaling approximately $1 million annually (due March 16, 2026); the City of Phoenix IFB for five-year commercial locksmith products and services with strict licensing and insurance requirements (due July 3, 2026); and the Texas HHSC blanket-order IFBs for institutional locks and components ranging from $30,000 to $75,000 per facility per contract year. Vendors commonly face requirements for commercial general liability insurance ($1–2 million per occurrence), E-Verify compliance, brand-specific or "or equal" substitution protocols, delivery windows of 14–45 days, and HUB or disadvantaged-enterprise certifications where state programs apply.