UNSPSC 55121513: Lockout tag

A type of tag used to portray hazardous warning information to a person. Usually employed in industrial plants or other facilities where they are affixed to equipment or system controls.

UNSPSC 55121513 Lockout tag is a Commodity code that in practice encompasses access control and emergency key management infrastructure, including Knox Boxes, key secure systems, and related secure key devices used by fire departments and emergency services to maintain rapid authorized access to commercial and institutional properties. State and local governments procure these systems to support fire code compliance and emergency response protocols across commercial property portfolios. Issuing bodies include county fire rescue departments and municipal emergency services agencies managing large numbers of properties served by a single standardized master key system.

Marion County Fire Rescue in Florida posted a sole source procurement (04003) on May 7, 2026, due May 14, 2026, for Key Secure Systems compatible with its existing Knox Box master key infrastructure serving over 300 commercial properties throughout the county. The procurement explicitly restricts eligibility to the manufacturer or authorized distributors of the proprietary system to preserve security and operational integrity. No dollar value or geographic spread beyond single-county Florida activity appears in the recent opportunities block, and a second opportunity record in the source (Sacramento County Airport bag tags) is unrelated to the lockout tag code scope and does not reflect relevant procurement activity under this code.