UNSPSC 49171506: Gymnastic pommel horse

A type of device that is used for the side horse games as one of the events for the men's gymnasium games. It is consisted of horse-body, handle, and legs.

UNSPSC 49171506 Gymnastic pommel horse is a Commodity code that captures single exercise equipment items, but recent state and local solicitations under or near this code show government buyers purchasing comprehensive fitness facility buildouts, individual machines, and maintenance services across custodial, recreational, and training contexts rather than pommel horses specifically. The issuing bodies span state departments (Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Illinois Department of Human Services, Illinois Department of Military Affairs, Maine Department of Defense), county governments (Gwinnett County, Georgia; Columbia County, Georgia), cities (San Antonio, Philadelphia, New Haven, Atlanta), school districts (Parkway School District in Missouri; Trion City Schools, Georgia; Columbia County School District, Georgia; Seminole County, Florida; Albany State University; Donna Independent School District, Texas; Beaverton School District, Oregon), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell serving multi-state jurisdictions). Recent solicitations name equipment including treadmills, stationary bikes, ellipticals, rowing machines, weight racks, dumbbells, kettlebells, medicine balls, suspension trainers, climbing walls, ropes courses, and multigym units, along with delivery, installation, assembly, preventive maintenance, repair, and certification services.

Activity concentrates in the South and Southeast—Texas, Georgia, Florida, Illinois, and the Carolinas see the most recent volume, with secondary activity in the Pacific Northwest, Northeast, and across cooperative purchasing networks. Representative opportunities include the Texas Juvenile Justice Department's IFB for 12 line items of recreational and fitness equipment (vinyl cones, gaga ball pits, hula hoops, free weights, rowing machines, treadmills, basketball goals, water slides, weight machines, water volleyball courts) due July 17, 2026; Columbia County School District's sealed-bid procurement for weight room equipment at two high schools, due March 31, 2026, with weighted evaluation on pricing (30 percent), value-add (20 percent), prior school system experience (20 percent), compliance (15 percent), and proposal quality (15 percent); the City of Atlanta's multi-step sealed bid for commercial-grade fitness equipment including cardio machines, free weights, functional trainers, and accessories with installation and service, prequalification due June 30, 2026; and the Texas Military Department's sole-source/proprietary IFB for a containerized mini gym with specified equipment and storage at the Texas Challenge Academy, due June 30, 2026. The San Antonio Fire Department, City of Philadelphia, Parkway School District, Trion City Schools, Maine Department of Defense, and Illinois Department of Military Affairs also issued recent fitness equipment buys ranging from single machines to complete facility outfits. Set-asides appear sparingly—the District of Columbia flagged an SBE-only stationary bikes procurement, and Philadelphia offered a ten percent local business entity preference on one multigym unit buy—but most opportunities remain open. No recent solicitations explicitly requested pommel horses or gymnastics-specific apparatus.