UNSPSC 60106502: Holy mother and son statue

A statue portraying Jesus of Nazareth and his mother, Mary.

UNSPSC 60106502 Holy mother and son statue is a Commodity code that captures religious and faith-based figurines and devotional items for resale through correctional facility canteen operations and similar state and local procurement channels. The code sees activity primarily from state corrections departments acquiring faith items—including Bibles, Qur'ans, prayer rugs, yarmulkes, medicine bags, and spiritual supplies across Christian, Islamic, Jewish, and Native American traditions—for resale to incarcerated individuals. The Colorado Department of Corrections is the primary recent buyer under this code, issuing multiple RFQs for faith items to supply its Canteen Services operation. All products must meet stringent security and packaging requirements: plastic containers only (glass and metal prohibited), alcohol-free, and engineered to withstand transportation to correctional facilities. Vendors must submit product samples (3–5 units at bidder expense) for evaluation by a Canteen Review Committee that assesses items for security risks, religious affiliations, and nutritional appropriateness before award.

The recent activity is concentrated in Colorado, with both the Colorado Department of Corrections RFQs posted in May and June 2026 (responses due June 9 and June 16, 2026, respectively). Delivery requirements are strict—Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. MST, to the East Canon Prison Complex warehouse in Canon City—and all delivery drivers require CDOC criminal background clearance. Pricing is firm for at least 180 days from award, with one price change permitted during the initial Letter of Agreement term and up to two annual adjustments thereafter, both requiring 60-day advance notice and written Canteen staff approval. The contract term runs July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with potential renewal for up to two additional one-year periods. SDVOSB certification is requested but not mandated. Awarded bidders are prohibited from making product substitutions without prior written consent and must register with the Colorado Secretary of State and certify tax compliance.