UNSPSC 49171507: Gymnastic indian club

A type of apparatus used in gymnastics that is used in the gymnastics competition. It has the wooden or plastic materials, and long and round bottle shape. Two units are formed for a pair.

UNSPSC 49171507 Gymnastic indian club (Commodity) covers fitness and recreational equipment that state and local governments are actually purchasing today through supply and maintenance contracts for municipal recreation centers, fire departments, police facilities, educational institutions, juvenile detention facilities, and mental health centers. Recent solicitations show demand for broader equipment categories—commercial fitness machines, free weights, cardio equipment, strength training gear, and climbing wall infrastructure—often bundled with installation, preventive maintenance, and repair services rather than isolated Indian clubs or specialized gymnastics apparatus. State and local buyers are procuring these items as part of comprehensive fitness-facility buildouts and wellness programs rather than niche gymnastics equipment, reflecting operational scope that diverges from the narrow commodity name.

Activity spans multiple states and issuing-body types. The City of Tucson Parks and Recreation, Police, and Fire Departments posted RFP 270143 (due October 15, 2026) for new fitness equipment, preventative maintenance, and on-call repair across 40 locations, specifying multi-brand commercial machines and living-wage requirements. Hillsborough County, Florida issued a sole-source procurement (July 29, 2026) for Precor equipment at $127,977 through FitRev, Inc. The City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department launched a multi-step sealed-bid process (prequalification due June 30, 2026) for commercial-grade fitness equipment purchase, installation, and maintenance across 18 equipment groups. The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia procured Balanced Body Pilates equipment for Georgia Tech (due September 10, 2026). The Texas Juvenile Justice Department solicited exercise equipment via IFB BSD-808 (due July 17, 2026) for the Giddings facility. Parkway School District in Missouri bid climbing wall inspection, maintenance, and certification services (due May 13, 2026, three-year term). Activity concentrates in Texas, Georgia, Florida, Arizona, and Connecticut, with school districts, municipal fire and police departments, county health systems, state juvenile facilities, and state military/emergency management agencies as repeat buyers. Most solicitations are IFBs or RFPs with response windows of two to four weeks and emphasize service continuity, warranty terms, equipment compatibility, and compliance with living-wage, Section 3 HUD, ARPA, prevailing-wage, and federal procurement regulations.