UNSPSC 60124512: Scooter boards

UNSPSC 60124512 Scooter boards is a Commodity code that encompasses personal mobility devices for recreation and transportation, though recent state and local solicitation activity tagged to this code shows limited direct procurement of scooters themselves. The code appears in cooperative purchasing frameworks and institutional procurement contexts where micromobility and recreational equipment figure as line items within broader categorical solicitations rather than as standalone product procurements. State and local issuing bodies pursuing related activity include state universities, county governments, special-purpose districts, and cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell serving multiple jurisdictions across the United States and Canada. The mix of recent opportunities reflects institutional buyers (Texas State University, Albany State University) and county-level recreation departments seeking to establish contracting solutions for equipment categories that may include mobility devices as part of larger athletic, recreational, or transportation service offerings.

Recent activity appears primarily in Texas and Florida, with secondary presence in Washington state through the Sourcewell cooperative. Representative solicitations include Orange County, Florida's Downey Park Skate Area Renovation (IFB Y26-724, due April 2, 2026, estimated project cost $514,000), which focused on concrete skate infrastructure rather than scooter equipment procurement; Texas State University and the City of San Marcos joint RFQ #754 for Micromobility Transportation Solution Services (due April 2, 2026), which signals institutional interest in mobility devices but does not specify product details; and Sourcewell's Law Enforcement Equipment RFP #061626 (due June 16, 2026), issued on behalf of Washington counties and broader participating entities, which may encompass equipment-related line items but does not isolate scooter procurement. Albany State University's eRFQ for Athletic Equipment, Apparel, and Customization Services (due March 26, 2026) similarly frames equipment categories broadly without discrete scooter specification. The code shows no standalone procurement volume and limited evidence of direct scooter board demand at the state and local level in recent postings.