UNSPSC 60131466: Donkey jawbone

It is percussion instrument used in several places of Spanish America and in some of them, when used as such it is known as charrasca, cacharaina, charaina, carretilla or kahuaha

UNSPSC 60131466 Donkey jawbone is a Commodity code that shows no relevant recent procurement activity in the state and local market. The fifteen opportunities posted between January and July 2026 under this code are entirely for musical instruments, repairs, and band equipment—including string, brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments; pianos; and repair services for school music programs. None of this activity involves donkey jawbones or materials matching the code's nominal scope.

State and local procurement offices appear to have mislabeled musical instrument solicitations under this code, possibly due to data entry error or misclassification in their procurement systems. School districts, counties, and purchasing cooperatives across Georgia, Texas, Connecticut, Maryland, and Missouri are actively buying instruments and repair services, but these procurements should fall under family codes covering musical instruments and services, not under a commodity code for animal materials. Business development professionals pursuing school music programs or instrument supply contracts should search for relevant UNSPSC codes covering musical instruments and orchestra supplies rather than relying on this mislabeled code.