UNSPSC 53102716: Prisoner uniform

UNSPSC 53102716 Prisoner uniform is a Commodity code that captures apparel and clothing items procured by state and local correctional facilities, detention centers, and law enforcement agencies for inmates, detainees, and correctional officers. State and local buyers under this code purchase jumpsuits, undergarments, trousers, shirts, and specialized uniform components such as garrison dress belts — typically in standardized colors (orange, navy, blue) and bulk quantities to support facility operations. Issuing bodies span state corrections departments, county sheriffs and probation offices, city corrections agencies, and metropolitan detention centers. The Rhode Island Department of Corrections and the City of Philadelphia have both posted multiple solicitations for prisoner apparel within the past three months, signaling sustained procurement activity at both state and municipal levels.

Recent opportunities cluster in Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, California, New Mexico, and Ohio. The Rhode Island Department of Corrections posted RFQ27007044 on October 6, 2026, for 800 garrison uniform dress belts annually across three contract years with a response deadline of November 5, 2026, requiring 15 percent MBE participation. The City of Philadelphia has issued multiple small order purchases through PHLContracts for orange jumpsuits, navy trousers, and blue short-sleeve shirts across July through September 2026, with contract values capped at $45,000 to $99,000 and LBE preferences applied. The County of Solano, Sheriff's Office and Solano County Probation released RFQ 200121524 on July 7, 2026, for comprehensive correctional clothing and inmate-related items supporting four detention facilities, with quantities ranging from dozens to thousands of units across undergarments, socks, apparel, footwear, bedding, personal care products, and uniforms. Bernalillo County Purchasing also solicited inmate and resident apparel in August 2026 for two detention facilities. Electronic submission through each jurisdiction's procurement portal is mandatory across all recent postings; most municipal procurements require vendor certifications, insurance minimums, and FOB destination delivery terms.