UNSPSC 49181604: Darts

UNSPSC 49181604 Darts is a Commodity code that captures recreational game equipment and supplies for District of Columbia parks and recreation programs, including pickleball equipment, roving leader supplies, sports division items, music supplies, and teens division supplies. The District of Columbia dominates recent solicitation activity under this code, posting multiple FY26 supply acquisitions across youth recreation, sports, and community programming divisions. Gwinnett County Department of Parks and Recreation in Georgia represents the only non-District jurisdiction in recent opportunities, soliciting recreational game equipment including pool tables, air hockey tables, shuffleboard tables, and table tennis tables. Most District of Columbia opportunities carry a CBE (Certified Business Enterprise) and SBE (Small Business Enterprise) set-aside restricting bidding to certified vendors, reflecting the jurisdiction's commitment to directing procurements toward qualified small and minority-owned enterprises. The geographic and issuing-body footprint is narrow: the District of Columbia accounts for the overwhelming majority of recent activity, with only one outlier county procurement.

Recent representative opportunities include the District of Columbia's HA0 - FY26 MUSIC SUPPLIES (posted September 17, 2026, due September 21, 2026, CBE/SBE set-aside) and HA0 - FY26 SPORTS DIV. SUPPLIES (posted September 11, 2026, due September 15, 2026, CBE/SBE set-aside), both soliciting through rapid-turnaround cycles with two- to four-day response windows. Gwinnett County Department of Parks and Recreation posted an IWQ for 34 pieces of recreational game equipment (pool tables, air hockey and shuffleboard tables, and 18 table tennis tables) with quotes due September 17, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. via informal written quote (IWQ 135353); the county required shipping, delivery, assembly, and installation to two locations (Dacula Park and Lenora Park), with addendum #1 modifying pool table specifications and a minimum three-reference requirement for prior similar projects. The Gwinnett County opportunity demonstrates broader scope and detail than District postings, which typically provide minimal specification information in available documentation.