UNSPSC 49101614: Ritual or performance mask

A facial image that is made by using the wood, earth, gourd, paper and the like for play, masque dance or disguise.

UNSPSC 49101614 Ritual or performance mask is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local activity, encompasses professional conservation services for museum artifacts and cultural objects damaged by natural disasters or deterioration. The Naples Depot Museum solicitation demonstrates that state and local procurement under this code centers on specialized conservation labor, materials, and expertise required to restore objects of historical and cultural significance — in this case, railroad-era equipment, furniture, textiles, and hand tools sustained water damage during Hurricane Ian. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code include county procurement offices managing museum collections and cultural heritage assets. Vendors must hold professional conservator accreditation or membership and demonstrate verifiable conservation experience; they supply labor, equipment, tools, supplies, and comprehensive documentation alongside treatment services, with scope spanning both on-site and off-site work depending on object size and curatorial constraints.

Collier County Procurement Services posted the most recent solicitation under this code on September 23, 2026, seeking conservation services for 41 damaged objects at the Naples Depot Museum, with a response deadline of October 14, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. via the Collier County Procurement Portal. The county required professional liability insurance of $1 million per claim and aggregate, workers' compensation and employer's liability coverage of $500,000, and commercial general liability of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate, with Collier County named as additional insured. The solicitation type is an RFQ for a one-time purchase during fiscal year 2027, with award to the lowest responsive quote from a vendor meeting accreditation and experience requirements. Geographic activity centers on Florida; the source does not name opportunities in other states or regions.