UNSPSC 55121511: Safety tag

A type of tag used to portray hazardous warning information to a person.

UNSPSC 55121511 Safety tag is a Commodity code that encompasses identification and warning tags used across municipal infrastructure and service operations. State and local governments procure inspection record tags for asset management and service tracking, Knox Box master key access systems for fire and emergency response, and related identification hardware for departmental and fleet operations. The mix of issuing bodies includes city water departments, fire rescue services, airport authorities, and general city purchasing offices serving multiple departments. Scope varies from standardized printed inspection tags with emergency contact information to specialized compatible key access systems designed for existing proprietary infrastructure.

Recent activity centers in Florida and Texas. The City of Tampa Water Department has conducted two solicitations for asset inspection tags (ITB 26-P-00208 posted March 24, 2026, due April 17, 2026, for 2,000 white and 20,000 green tags; re-bid 26P00268 posted April 13, 2026, due May 4, 2026, with estimated value $35,000.00), both designated as Small Local Business Enterprise sheltered opportunities with up to 5 percent bid discounts. Marion County Fire Rescue, Florida, posted a sole-source ITB (04003) on May 7, 2026, due May 14, 2026, for Knox Box Key Secure Systems compatible with the County's existing master key infrastructure serving over 300 commercial properties. The City of Dallas posted a three-year ID/IQ master agreement (BF2600030106) on March 12, 2026, due April 17, 2026, for door hardware, key blanks, and locksmith services on a citywide as-needed basis, incorporating SBE utilization scoring and local preference provisions. Sealed-bid and electronic submission requirements are standard, with municipal compliance mandates including accessibility conformance reporting, living wage thresholds, and business registration or E-Verify verification varying by jurisdiction.