UNSPSC 60106505: Incense burner

Tableware with diameter of approximately 200~300mm and height of 300~400mm used to burn incense, and is made of tin and brass, etc.

UNSPSC 60106505 Incense burner is a Commodity code that shows minimal alignment with actual state and local procurement activity. The code's nominal scope—incense burners as consumer items—does not match the recent opportunities tagged under it. Of the four most recent solicitations, only one involves a product remotely connected to the code's name: the Colorado Department of Corrections' faith items for canteen resale, which includes spiritual supplies across Christian, Islamic, Jewish, and Native American traditions such as Bibles, Qur'ans, prayer rugs, yarmulkes, medicine bags, and sage. The other three opportunities—an irrigation system upgrade for a city park in Florida, a law enforcement equipment cooperative RFP spanning multiple states, and a second faith items RFP—were apparently misfiled under this code and do not represent incense burner procurement. State and local governments do not appear to be systematically purchasing incense burners as commodities. The Colorado Department of Corrections has posted two related solicitations for faith items (RFQ 2026000061 due June 9, 2026, and RFQ 2026000062 due June 16, 2026), but these focus on broader religious supplies for offender canteen resale, not incense burners specifically.

The geographic concentration of relevant activity is confined to Colorado, where the Department of Corrections issued the faith items RFQs. The code shows no current procurement momentum in other states or among other issuing bodies. The taggging of unrelated opportunities—irrigation contracting in Florida and law enforcement equipment sourcing through a Minnesota cooperative—suggests the code is either underutilized, misapplied by issuing bodies, or not the appropriate taxonomy tier for the actual work state and local governments are buying. Business development professionals should treat this code as dormant for incense burner-specific opportunities and monitor whether the Colorado corrections procurement evolves toward incense or other ceremonial items within the broader faith goods category.