UNSPSC 49121513: Tent pin

A pin that is designed to secure the tent onto the ground, and this device has one end in sharp or thin shape for easy pike, and the other end is made to hook to wind with the pulling metal wire or rope.

UNSPSC 49121513 Tent pin (Commodity) does not align with the recent state and local opportunities posted under this code. The sole representative solicitation actually concerning tent components — Mt. San Antonio Community College District's RFQ #2026-070 for a large tension fabric tent structure (response due July 6, 2026) — specifies anchoring via 42-inch industrial-grade galvanized double-head earth stakes, not individual tent pins. The remaining opportunities in the dataset address emergency shelter equipment (ASAP modular shelter tents purchased by Hillsborough County, Florida; major incident standby services including temporary structures solicited by Collier County, Florida; VIP event structures by Georgia World Congress Center Authority; and push packages by Galveston County, Texas), tactical backpacks (City of Indianapolis), and Search and Rescue climbing equipment (Gwinnett County, Georgia) — none of which center on tent pins as a commodity line item.

The code shows minimal relevant recent activity. State and local procurement under this Commodity code does not map to concrete, recurring demand for tent pins as a standalone product or service line. The Mt. San Antonio solicitation treats tent anchoring as part of a larger temporary structure procurement specification rather than as a discrete supplies purchase. No issuing body has posted a solicitation specifically requesting tent pins as the primary commodity, and no geographic concentration or issuing-body pattern emerges from available records.