UNSPSC 53103300: Clothing kits

Clothing kits to be distributed in emergency

UNSPSC 53103300 Clothing kits, a Class code, spans state and local procurement of athletic uniforms, apparel kits, and customized team wear for school districts, universities, county governments, and municipal recreation departments. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying assembled or coordinated uniform sets—game-day uniforms with matching practice gear, warmups, footwear, and accessories—often bundled with customization services such as embroidery, screen printing, and heat-seal appliques. The code also captures non-athletic clothing kits such as hygiene and personal protective equipment bundles, blank apparel for institutional programs, and custom apparel for departments and first responders.

School districts, particularly independent school districts in Texas and Georgia, dominate recent activity, with sprawling multi-sport procurements driving large aggregate values. Birdville ISD (North Richland Hills, Texas) issued an RFCSP for athletic equipment and uniforms with an estimated annual value of $867,443.31 across 15 sports and 31 campuses; Northside ISD (San Antonio) solicited multi-sport uniforms through IFB 2026-073; and Donna ISD (Cameron County, Texas) issued 14 separate catalog-bid RFPs for sport-specific apparel across the 2026-2027 school year. County school systems including DeKalb County (Georgia), Gallup-McKinley County (New Mexico), and Los Fresnos CISD (Cameron County, Texas) also procured athletic apparel and uniforms. Universities and colleges—Mt. San Antonio College, University of Mississippi, Georgia Southern University, Albany State University, Black Hills State University, and the University of West Georgia—have issued RFPs and RFQs for branded athletic apparel partnerships with estimated annual spending ranging from $100,000 to $250,000. Public safety uniforms, utility apparel, and employee gear appear in the code as well; Gwinnett County (Georgia) solicited public safety uniforms for four departments with comprehensive embroidery and patch specifications, and the City of Phoenix procured battle dress uniforms and tactical gear for urban search and rescue operations. Texas Health and Human Services Commission and Williamson County (Texas) sought blank apparel and commissary uniforms for institutional use. Opportunities cluster heavily in Texas (Donna ISD, Birdville ISD, Northside ISD, Los Fresnos CISD, Fort Bend ISD, Harlingen CISD, Magnolia ISD, Tupelo PSD), Georgia (DeKalb County, Gwinnett County, Georgia Southern, Albany State, University of West Georgia), and the Southeast and Southwest, with scattered activity in Florida, Mississippi, Arizona, New Mexico, and South Dakota. Most recent bids carry responses due in March through May 2026; Birdville's RFCSP closes July 1, 2026. Contract terms typically run one year with two to four optional renewal periods, and vendors compete on catalog discounts, total cost, quality, and service capability. School districts frequently award multiple vendors and purchase on an as-needed basis with no guaranteed annual volumes.