UNSPSC 60141106: Dice

UNSPSC 60141106 Dice is a Commodity code covering recreational gaming products that state and local governments procure for educational, recreational, and promotional purposes. Based on recent solicitation activity, the code encompasses board games, video games across multiple platforms, and dice and gaming supplies used in library systems, recreation departments, schools, and promotional programs. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include city governments (Fort Worth, Philadelphia, Detroit), county school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida), and specialized procurement cooperatives serving multiple jurisdictions. While the abstract code name suggests a narrow commodity focus, actual procurement activity shows a broader range of gaming and recreational items, including video game titles for library collections, promotional gaming items for fire safety education, and gaming supplies for instructional settings. The City of Fort Worth has emerged as a repeat buyer, issuing separate solicitations for both video games and related library services and promotional items with gaming elements for educational departments.

Recent activity clusters in Texas and Florida. The City of Fort Worth issued RFP 26-0153 for video games and related services (due April 30, 2026) supporting library and park recreation departments, seeking inventory management and cataloging services alongside physical game titles for multiple console platforms. Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida issued an Invitation to Quote for Montessori classroom supplies (due April 10, 2026) that included educational games and learning materials, and separately an Invitation to Bid for Montessori classroom materials via catalog discount (due March 23, 2026). The City of Philadelphia issued an RFQ for games (due May 27, 2026) under a micro-purchase requirements contract with a maximum value of $43,000 adjusted annually by CPI-U, structured for lowest-responsive-and-responsible-bidder award on an as-needed basis. Activity is sparse relative to the breadth of the UNSPSC taxonomy, and several recent opportunities tagged to this code involve instructional supplies, educational materials, and promotional items rather than traditional gaming products, suggesting either misclassification in source data or a code encompassing a wider product range than the category name alone conveys.