UNSPSC 60102602: Spinners

UNSPSC 60102602 Spinners, a Commodity code, covers adaptive communication and educational devices—specifically single-unit and multi-unit therapeutic and instructional spinners, spinning communicators, and related adaptive equipment—procured by state and local education and health agencies for classroom, therapeutic, and special-needs programming. Recent state and local solicitations show spinners embedded within broader habilitation consumables, early childhood and special education instructional supplies, and therapeutic kits; the code does not see standalone spinner-specific procurements. Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) has posted two overlapping Invitation for Bids for habilitation consumables and equipment serving Richmond State Supported Living Center, including the Talkable 6 Spinning Communicator as one of ten specified adaptive communication devices. The wider activity under nominally related codes reflects school districts, special education departments, and state social services agencies as primary issuing bodies; no repeat buyers emerge under this specific code in the recent opportunity set.

Recent procurement activity centers on Texas and Georgia, with secondary activity in Arizona, Florida, and the District of Columbia. The Texas HHSC solicitations (IFB HHS0017649 due July 17, 2026, and IFB HHS0017594 due July 15, 2026) represent the most direct spinners activity, specifying manufactured Enabling Devices items with firm-fixed pricing and blanket-purchase-order structure running September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027, with Texas-vendor preference and service-disabled veteran-owned business preference where qualified. Katy Independent School District (RFP #2428KD-A, response deadline May 29, 2026) and Hillsborough County Public Schools (ITB 26126ITQEST for Montessori supplies, due April 10, 2026) solicit instructional materials and adaptive equipment across multiple categories; spinners appear as line items within those broader procurements rather than as standalone requirements. No geographic clustering emerges; activity remains dispersed across state health agencies, school districts, and special education programs with no incumbent vendor repeating across recent notices.