UNSPSC 60104722: Gravitational force apparatus

A device used to experiment the universal gravitational constant and the principle of gravitation force that states that the force is directly proportional to the product of the two masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the point masses.

UNSPSC 60104722 Gravitational force apparatus is a Commodity code that shows minimal alignment with actual state and local procurement activity. The single relevant recent solicitation — an RFQ issued by DeKalb County School District (DCSD) in Georgia for comprehensive K-12 Science Instructional Resources — does not specifically procure gravitational force apparatus or physics lab equipment; it targets broad science curricula materials across print and digital formats aligned with Georgia K-12 Science Standards. The remaining opportunities in the source block involve classroom supplies catalogs, STEM kits and programs, technology services, and educational materials procurement across multiple school districts and higher education institutions in Texas, Georgia, Florida, and Arizona. None of these solicitations name gravitational force apparatus, force measurement equipment, or apparatus-specific physics lab goods as line items or scope elements.

The code generates insufficient recent state and local activity to characterize an active procurement market. School districts and educational institutions issuing the reviewed RFPs, RFQs, and IFBs — including Katy ISD (Texas), Cobb County Schools (Georgia), Valencia College (Florida), Seminole County Schools (Florida), Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools (Georgia), Donna ISD (Texas), Los Fresnos CISD (Texas), and DeKalb County Schools (Georgia) — procure science supplies, instructional materials, and technology services through broad catalog-discount and multi-vendor frameworks that do not segment apparatus purchases by type. If gravitational force apparatus represents a line-item need within these districts, it would be bundled under general science supplies or equipment categories rather than procured as a standalone commodity. Businesses pursuing this code should verify that state and local RFPs in their target geographies explicitly name apparatus equipment or physics lab goods before committing resources to bid preparation.