UNSPSC 60102600: Probability or chance or data or problem solving teacher resource materials

UNSPSC 60102600 Probability or chance or data or problem solving teacher resource materials is a Class code that captures state and local purchasing of instructional materials designed to teach mathematics, literacy, and science concepts through structured, evidence-based curricula—textbooks, decodable reading texts, knowledge-building books, manipulatives, digital instructional content, and related teacher and family resource guides. Recent school-district solicitations under this code span curriculum adoption at the district level, literacy resource packages for early-grade intervention, supplemental instructional guides for professional development, and comprehensive K–12 science material systems. Issuing bodies are predominantly public school districts and state education agencies, with occasional public library systems procuring print and related educational materials. School districts appear as the dominant buyer category, driven by curriculum adoption cycles and literacy initiative funding.

Geographically, recent activity concentrates in Michigan, Florida, Kentucky, Georgia, and Illinois. Chippewa Valley Schools in Michigan posted ITB 1.2627 (due June 24, 2026) for district-wide textbook purchase spanning mathematics, reading, and language arts across 18 schools, requesting 2,651 line items with delivery by August 2026 and firm pricing for 90 days. The Kentucky Department of Education issued RFP 540 2600000225 (due March 2, 2026) for a two-year Read to Succeed family literacy resource package—decodable texts, knowledge-building materials, and manipulatives in English and Spanish aligned to the science of reading framework for kindergarten through grade three. DeKalb County School District in Georgia issued RFQ 26-724 (due March 12, 2026) for comprehensive K–12 science instructional resources in print and digital formats serving 93,000 students across 139 schools, with evaluation weighted heavily on experience and scope rather than cost. The Ventura County Library system posted RFP #6247 (due April 17, 2026) for print materials and cataloging services across thirteen locations with an estimated annual expenditure of approximately $400,000. School districts typically require firm unit pricing, free professional development and training, delivery within 45 days, and compliance with state and local procurement regulations and set-aside programs where applicable.