UNSPSC 60106607: Reaction movement test

A device used in testing the reaction movement of prescribed behavior that each individual is equipped with by repetitively or selectively measuring the speed of determination and action of individual.

UNSPSC 60106607 Reaction movement test is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity denotes instructional resources, materials, equipment, and support services for career and technical education (CTE) and advanced academics programs in school districts. The Klein Independent School District (Klein ISD) solicitation shows the code capturing a broad range of educational products and services spanning multiple instructional categories — Advanced Placement, dual credit, gifted and talented, honors-level instruction, and 17 CTE program areas including agricultural science, architecture and construction, arts and communications, health sciences, information technology, manufacturing and robotics, and welding. Deliverables include instructional supplies, STEM enrichment resources, test preparation materials, software, textbooks, and specialized equipment, with vendors responsible for delivery, installation, implementation, maintenance, and support. The issuing body in the recent opportunities block is a school district (Klein ISD in Texas), and the procurement structure permits single or multiple awards across categories, with best-value evaluation considering price, vendor reputation, quality, past relationship with the district, total long-term cost, and HUB/MWBE/SBE compliance.

Klein ISD posted RFP #26-101 on April 17, 2026, with a June 5, 2026 response deadline and an intended contract start of September 1, 2026, under a one-year initial term with four optional one-year renewals. The solicitation is located in Harris County, Texas. The district does not implement set-asides but actively encourages participation by HUB, MWBE, and SBE vendors as both prime contractors and subcontractors, and provides additional consideration for small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, women-owned businesses, veteran-owned businesses, and labor surplus area firms when federal funds are expended. All vendors must be licensed in Texas and Harris County, maintain $1,000,000 minimum general liability and workers' compensation insurance, provide three references, and comply with background checks and OSHA standards. The solicitation structure is firm fixed-price with no minimum purchase guarantee; contract award does not obligate the district to any guaranteed volume or payment outside of issued purchase orders.