UNSPSC 49121511: Camping or outdoor flatware

A cooking device of assembly-type that is used for cooking outdoors. It is also referred to as the camp stove.

UNSPSC 49121511 Camping or outdoor flatware, a Commodity code, covers specialized portable equipment and supplies for emergency response, disaster recovery, and outdoor operations—not consumer camping utensils. State and local governments soliciting under this code are acquiring tactical and rescue gear, emergency shelter systems, temporary structures, and rapid-deployment equipment for fire services, emergency management, and search-and-rescue teams. Issuing bodies include county emergency management divisions, community college districts managing emergency preparedness, and municipal fire and rescue departments. The scope spans climbing and rigging harnesses, carabiners and anchor systems for technical rescue, modular shelter tents designed for FEMA Urban Search and Rescue deployments, temporary event structures engineered for high-wind environments, tactical backpacks for first responders, and comprehensive push packages—pre-positioned equipment kits activated during declared emergencies or unforeseen disasters including hurricanes, floods, severe weather, mass violence incidents, and pandemics.

Recent activity appears concentrated in the Southeast and Texas. Gwinnett County, Georgia issued an Informal Written Quote in April 2026 for Search and Rescue Team climbing and rigging equipment (harnesses, carabiners, anchor straps, pulleys) from the Fire and Emergency Services Department. Hillsborough County, Florida conducted a sole source procurement in February 2026 for ASAP Gen. 3 Rapid Deployment Shelters—modular, patented units designed for FEMA-deployed USAR teams—at an estimated value of $80,670.12. Collier County, Florida issued a Request for Proposals in February 2026 for Major Incident Standby Services covering manpower, supplies, equipment, shelters, power generation, and vehicles, with historical annual spending of approximately $1.2 million and a contract term of five years with one renewal option. Mt. San Antonio Community College District (California) solicited RFQ proposals in June 2026 for a large tension fabric tent structure—a 25-meter by 30-meter clear-span system with aluminum framework and double-coated PVC fabric rated for sustained winds up to 86 mph. Galveston County, Texas issued an RFP in February 2026 for push package equipment and services for hurricane, flood, and tornado response. The City of Indianapolis procured 100 tactical backpacks through RFQ in February 2026, with 15 percent MBE and 8 percent WBE participation targets.