UNSPSC 55121706: Banners

UNSPSC 55121706 Banners, a Commodity code, covers the fabrication, printing, installation, and rental of banners for state and local government use, ranging from promotional vinyl banners and step-and-repeat backdrops to large-scale mesh banners for outdoor display and temporary event decoration systems. State and local solicitations under this code include independent school districts, counties, cities, departments of education, and airport authorities. The work being procured spans custom-printed vinyl banners with grommets and hems, recruitment and promotional signage, holiday and special event decorations including lit garland and Christmas trees, roadway banner installation and maintenance, and temporary pipes-and-drapes systems for emergency response and disaster recovery operations. Installation and removal services, permits, storage, and ongoing maintenance are frequently bundled with banner supply.

Recent opportunities appear in California, Texas, and Florida. The County of Orange, California (John Wayne Airport) has issued multiple solicitations for roadway banner services (IFB #280-2970102-GL, response deadline February 13, 2026) and customized printed banners including step-and-repeat backdrops and vinyl window decals (IFB #280-2972103, same deadline), with County Local Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise price preferences available at up to 5 percent. The California Department of Education issued an IFB (CN250281, due March 5, 2026) for 3,750 vinyl banners in English and Spanish for the Summer Food Service Program, with delivery to Sacramento by June 1, 2026, and a 5 percent small business preference. The City of Austin Purchasing Office posted an Invitation for Quotation for recruitment banner printing and installation at Police Department Headquarters (IFQ 8700 JG1036, due March 5, 2026). The City of St. Cloud, Florida and Polk County solicited holiday and special event decoration rental, installation, and removal services (RFP 2026-036, due May 7, 2026), including pole-mounted LED Christmas displays and a 32-foot Christmas tree, with evaluation weighted toward qualifications and experience (30 points), project approach (30 points), and similar project demonstration (30 points). Denton County, Texas issued an ITB for pipes-and-drapes emergency response equipment systems including deployment staff and 24-hour mobilization capability (ITB #25-2888, due April 23, 2026), subject to FEMA and prevailing-wage requirements.