UNSPSC 60111000: Classroom Charts or classroom posters

UNSPSC 60111000 Classroom Charts or classroom posters, a Class code, encompasses educational posters, charts, and visual instructional materials that state and local governments procure for classroom use, though recent activity shows the code is being applied to a much broader range of classroom supplies and furnishings. School districts soliciting under this code are purchasing classroom supplies ranging from basic office materials (pens, paper, binders, folders) to furniture, arts and crafts supplies, technology equipment, and audiovisual systems. Issuing bodies include school districts of various sizes—from small rural districts to large urban systems—as well as purchasing cooperatives serving regional school networks, community colleges, and early-childhood education organizations. School districts in Texas (Donna ISD, Northside Independent School District), Florida (Seminole County School Board, Marion County School Board, Valencia College District), and other states show sustained activity under this code, with districts using cooperative purchasing vehicles and standard RFP and ITB structures to consolidate multiple supply categories into single awards, often with multiple vendors selected to give procurement flexibility.

Recent solicitations demonstrate the actual scope of work. Northside Independent School District issued RFP 2026072 (due August 6, 2026) consolidating classroom projectors and audiovisual equipment procurement, installation, removal, and repair services into an indefinite-quantity contract; Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative issued RFP CLSF2628 (deadline May 26, 2026) for catalog discounts on classroom furniture and supplies with estimated expenditures of $21,568,516 over two years; the City of Philadelphia issued micro-purchase ITB B2627030 (deadline May 13, 2026) for classroom supplies under a requirements contract with a $43,000 maximum budget. The School Board of Seminole County, Florida issued ITB 25260095BVG (due April 14, 2026) for classroom and office supplies to warehouse inventory, and Marion County School Board issued ITB 4151AM (due January 14, 2026) for 194 line items of classroom supplies. Most districts award multiple vendors and order on an as-needed basis throughout the contract term; payment is typically net 30 days, delivery is to district warehouses or facilities on an FOB destination basis, and evaluation emphasizes product quality, pricing competitiveness, and service capability. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with broader participation across the South and Midwest.