UNSPSC 49211805: Lanyard

A cord or strap worn around the neck, shoulder, or waist to carry or attach to an object.

UNSPSC 49211805 Lanyard (Commodity) covers small personal-attachment security and identification accessories, but recent state and local solicitations show minimal purchasing activity under this code. The City of Dallas issued a June 2026 RFQ for electronic items for IT that included lanyards among a broader range of components, while the School Board of Sarasota County, Florida's April 2026 ITB for Safety & Security Systems encompassed security equipment consumables—ID badge clips with tiered quantity pricing—that fall within the accessory category. Both opportunities illustrate that lanyards and related clips function as consumable components within larger security and IT infrastructure procurements rather than standalone commodity purchases.

The code sees activity across multiple jurisdictions (city procurement offices, county school boards) and geographic regions including Texas and Florida, but the recent-opportunities block shows limited solicitation volume specifically targeting lanyards as a primary procurement category. State and local buyers appear to source these items as line-item add-ons within broader security-systems or IT-equipment RFQs and ITBs rather than as dedicated commodity contracts. Bidders pursuing this code should anticipate inclusion in larger consolidated purchasing vehicles and prepare for FOB delivery and new-condition requirements consistent with the Dallas and Sarasota specifications.