UNSPSC 60131430: Nogo

A Korean traditional instrument which is 400mm in diameter and 950mm in length. It is composed of two wooden drums placed crossed with each other and played by the drum stick.

UNSPSC 60131430 Nogo, a Commodity-tier code, captures state and local procurement of musical instruments and related equipment for school music programs, where districts and counties solicit supplies ranging from individual orchestral and band instruments to specialized pianos and repair services. Recent opportunities show school districts and county governments as the primary buyers, issuing bids and RFPs for comprehensive instrument catalogs, single high-end pianos, repair services, and bulk instrument orders to support K–12 music curricula. Forsyth County Schools in Georgia (July 2026) and Rockwood School District in Missouri (April–May 2026) each solicited new band instruments and repair services through competitive bids; Wicomico County Public Schools in Maryland issued an IFB in May 2026 for 85 line items spanning digital pianos, woodwinds, brass, percussion, and strings with FOB delivery and warranty requirements. Fulton County Schools in Georgia appears twice in the recent record, posting IFBs in January and March 2026 for musical and orchestral instruments and accessories across 102 to 130 schools, requiring online catalogs, guaranteed minimum discounts, and stringed-instrument setup prior to delivery. Scope of work is primarily routine supply of new instruments and accessories—not custom manufacturing or design—with district specifications and brand-model requirements commonly non-substitutable; repair contracts also appear as a separate service line.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and Midwest, with Georgia (Forsyth, Fulton, Columbia County school districts and county governments) and Missouri (Rockwood School District) as standout repeat markets; Maryland, Texas, and Virginia also show recent posting activity. Fairfax County Public Schools and County Government in Virginia solicited term contracts for musical instruments with MSRP-based discount pricing due August 6, 2026. Columbia County Board of Commissioners in Georgia issued a narrow, specification-heavy IFB for a single Boston grand piano (April 2026) with no substitutions allowed. Cobb County School District in Georgia and Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District in Texas each posted band and orchestra instrument bids in April and February 2026, respectively. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas has issued cooperative catalog-discount bids in prior cycles (MUSIC2223, MUSIC2324) with estimated aggregate volumes of $4 million to $4.1 million annually across member institutions. Contract structures typically run one to five years with optional renewals; award goes to lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with single or multiple awards depending on district discretion.