UNSPSC 49221531: Swinging pole

A pole that has both ends of the log tied with the iron wire in V-shape and hang on the height of 10~20cm from the ground like the swing.

UNSPSC 49221531 Swinging pole is a Commodity code covering poles and equipment supports used in aquatic and athletic settings. State and local governments procure these items primarily for competitive swimming programs, aquatic facilities, and broader athletic equipment portfolios. Recent solicitations show swinging poles appearing alongside pool maintenance equipment, competitive swimwear, and swimming program management contracts. The issuing bodies span school districts, counties, cities, and higher education institutions; Northside Independent School District in Texas and Henry County, Georgia appear as active buyers of aquatic and competitive swimming equipment and services in the past six months.

Recent opportunities include Northside Independent School District's consolidated IFB2026137 for Athletic Equipment, Supplies, Software & Related Services (IFB, due October 19, 2026), which consolidates four expiring contracts covering athletic materials and aquatic program equipment for San Antonio, Texas; the City of Philadelphia's micro-purchase RFQ B2727391 for a Telescopic Swimming Pool Pole (RFQ, due June 30, 2026, not-to-exceed $45,000 annual contract value); and Henry County, Georgia's RFQ #26-38 for Age Group Competitive Swim Team Association services (RFQ, due June 2, 2026). Activity clusters in Texas, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, with purchases occurring through both direct school district and city procurement channels and through higher education athletic programs. The code shows modest but consistent state and local procurement activity focused on aquatic facility operations and competitive swimming programs.