UNSPSC 46171634: Chemical agent detector paper

A product that is to protect individual and equipment by promptly taking the emergency action or wear the protective equipment by determining the change for colors with the presence of the liquid-type of chemical agents as attached to individual and other equipment under the chemical warfare.

UNSPSC 46171634 Chemical agent detector paper is a Commodity code that spans detection equipment and supplies for law enforcement, public safety, and security applications. State and local governments procure chemical detection capabilities as components of broader law enforcement equipment portfolios, hazmat sustainment programs, and threat-detection system deployments. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state procurement offices (New Jersey, Ohio), county governments (Collin County, Texas; Jones County, Georgia), cities (Detroit), cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell on behalf of multiple Washington counties and nationwide participants), and school districts. Sourcewell and the State of New Jersey have conducted statewide reprocurements to consolidate law enforcement equipment and detection technology across multiple jurisdictions and entity types, indicating that chemical detection capability is bundled into larger equipment frameworks available to thousands of governmental and public entities.

Recent activity spans multiple states, with prominent solicitations in New Jersey (statewide law enforcement technology procurement 26DPP01263 with response due June 24, 2026, and firearms equipment reprocurement 26DPP01214 due March 26, 2026), Washington (Sourcewell cooperative RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment due June 16, 2026), Texas (Collin County detention facility security system upgrade with opinion of probable cost $3.3 million, sealed bids due January 22, 2026), Michigan (City of Detroit gunshot detection system RFP due March 17, 2026), and Georgia (Jones County School System walk-through metal detection system eRFP due April 29, 2026). Ohio posted two procurement notices in mid-April 2026 for chemical and replacement detection sensors (6971, 6972) with response due April 21, 2026, though substantive solicitation details were not available in the source. The code shows active procurement demand in both detection-system integration (Detroit's gunshot detection, Collin County's detention facility head-end replacement) and equipment supply (New Jersey statewide law enforcement frameworks), with geographic concentration in mid-Atlantic and Midwest jurisdictions and emerging school-safety applications alongside traditional law enforcement spending.