UNSPSC 48121102: Lottery machine

A type of equipment that is used when picking a property at random by containing the property with any mark or content to designate winner.

UNSPSC 48121102 Lottery machine is a Commodity code under which state lottery operators procure drawing machines, ball sets, and related gaming equipment for regulated lottery operations. Recent state and local activity shows this code captures specialized equipment tied to lottery draw games and gaming-system infrastructure. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) serves as the primary issuing body in the recent record, issuing an Invitation for Bids in April 2026 for three identical Daily 4 Drawing Machines and forty Daily 4 Ball Sets with precise technical specifications including four separate mixing chambers, transparent delivery tubes, dual operation modes, a 59-inch height, and ball-drawing capability in one second or less, alongside ball sets with ping-pong style construction, weight certifications between 2.6–2.8 grams, non-reflective coating, and security coding. The bidder must deliver equipment within 120 calendar days following purchase order issuance, provide on-site training and testing for at least three business days, and supply a one-year warranty with 48-hour emergency response capability. A Historically Underutilized Business participation goal of 21.10% applies, with subcontracting opportunities in plywood crates and transportation services.

Recent activity under the code concentrates in Texas, where TDLR has posted multiple lottery-related procurements. The Daily 4 Drawing Machines IFB (RQ26-12110) carried a bid submission deadline of March 16, 2026, with evaluation criteria allocating 300 points for price, 300 points for probable quality of goods and services, 250 points for past performance, 100 points for bidder experience, and 50 points for personnel qualifications. The procurement is designated proprietary and sole-source, restricting competition to the original equipment manufacturer. TDLR also issued a broader Request for Proposals in June 2026 for comprehensive Lottery Operations and Services through August 31, 2038, encompassing the Lottery Gaming System, sales and marketing, draw games and scratch ticket management, sales terminals, and related infrastructure, with a proposal submission deadline of July 27, 2026 and mandatory HUB subcontracting plan requirements. Both procurements carry liquidated damages provisions for performance failures and require extensive insurance coverage and bonds.