UNSPSC 49211831: Sit up tester

A type of device that measures the muscular endurance--dynamic endurance-- of the abdomen. Basic measurement method is to measure the frequency of sit-ups as many as possible for 30 seconds (or 60 seconds) on the sensor plate installed.

UNSPSC 49211831 Sit up tester, a Commodity code, does not align with the recent state and local procurement activity posted under this code. The most recent opportunities soliciting under this UNSPSC code involve athletic supplies, equipment, and apparel for school districts, universities, and cooperative purchasing vehicles—including basketballs, volleyballs, fitness equipment, wrestling mats, power lifting gear, and physical education supplies—rather than sit-up testing equipment or devices specifically. The activity reflects broad-based educational athletic procurement rather than specialized fitness-assessment hardware.

Issuing bodies include independent school districts in Texas (Birdville ISD, Harlingen CISD, Donna ISD, Los Fresnos CISD, Northside ISD), county school boards (Fulton County Schools in Georgia, Marion County Schools in Florida), state universities (Texas A&M University, Albany State University), municipal entities (City of New Haven, Connecticut), and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multi-state member agencies (AEPA covering 31 states, Sourcewell serving multiple Washington counties). Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Texas and Georgia, with activity also in Florida, Connecticut, and multi-state cooperative procurement. Representative recent opportunities include Birdville ISD's April 2026 RFCSP for athletic equipment and related services across 31 campuses, due July 1, 2026, with an estimated annual contract value of $867,443.31; Los Fresnos CISD's RFP for physical education and athletic equipment on an as-needed vendor-list basis, due March 24, 2026; Fulton County Schools' IFB for wrestling mats (three sizes, taped connection, 1-5/8" thickness), due May 26, 2026; and Marion County Schools' term contract for physical education supplies including basketballs, volleyballs, cones, and field paint, due January 14, 2026. The code shows no recent situp-tester–specific solicitations; vendors pursuing this code should verify with procurement offices whether the classification reflects stale taxonomy data or a genuine procurement intent.