UNSPSC 60101313: Tattoo stickers

UNSPSC 60101313 Tattoo stickers (Commodity) shows negligible recent state and local procurement activity with no solicitations aligned to the code's nominal scope. The single identifiable opportunity—the Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology's July 2026 small business set-aside for "stress toys" among supplies for the State Fair DOIT Communication Team—names stress toys as one line item within a broader category but does not specify tattoo stickers. A Williamson County Purchasing Department relocation notice posted in July 2026 carries no procurement content. The code's most recent opportunities in fact reflect demand for general promotional items (pens, drinkware, apparel, bags, stress relievers, key tags, wristbands, lanyards) across a range of issuing bodies, none of which reference temporary or adhesive tattoo products. The source does not support active pursuit of tattoo sticker opportunities under this code.

Promotional items at large—particularly branded merchandise for government outreach, employee recognition, and community engagement—see steady activity across state departments, county agencies, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts in Texas, Illinois, California, Georgia, Florida, and Pennsylvania, with representative recent solicitations including Collin County Community College District's July 2026 ITB for promotional products (response deadline July 28, 2026), Ontario International Airport Authority's July 2026 RFP for promotional merchandise vendor services (response deadline July 23, 2026), Texas Health and Human Services Commission's June 2026 IFB for promotional items across 29 line items (response deadline July 14, 2026), and Illinois Secretary of State's June 2026 RFQ for branded promotional items excluding apparel (response deadline June 5, 2026). Issuing bodies range from state executive branch agencies and higher education institutions to municipal transit authorities and county health departments. Geographic concentration skews toward Texas and Illinois, with secondary activity in California, Georgia, and Florida. Vendors pursuing this code should note the consistent pattern of multi-vendor awards, firm fixed pricing inclusive of setup and shipping, and evaluation weighted toward price and past performance.