UNSPSC 60141116: Baduk or go game and accessories

A game and parts consisting of a board measuring 450mm by 450mm, baduk stones, and containers for the stones. The game involves 2 persons holding either white or black stones. Each player in turn places his or her stones on the board which has 19 columns and rows. The player managing to win the largest number of points of crisscrossing of the columns and rows wins.

UNSPSC 60141116 Baduk or go game and accessories is a Commodity code that nominally covers traditional board games and game sets. The recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code show little actual procurement activity aligned with the code's stated scope. Of nine recent opportunities in the data block, only one — the City of Philadelphia's May 2026 "Games" RFQ — plausibly references game products at all, though the solicitation scope remains unspecified and the contract was structured as a micro-purchase requirements agreement with a $43,000 annual maximum adjusted by CPI-U. The remaining eight opportunities span unrelated categories: a purchasing-department relocation notice (Williamson County), instructional materials and supplies (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative RFPs and Hillsborough County School District ITBs for Montessori materials), promotional and educational items for fire departments and city libraries (Fort Worth RFQs and RFPs), early learning classroom resources (Child Care Associates RFP), infant wellness supplies (City of Detroit RFQ), and other educational equipment. The issuers include school districts, city procurement offices, purchasing cooperatives, and special-purpose districts across Texas, Florida, and Michigan.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in Texas (Fort Worth, Williamson County, Kilgore region via Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative) and Florida (Hillsborough County Schools, Miami region), with secondary activity in Michigan (Detroit). The code shows no meaningful recent procurement volume in its stated domain. The only marginally relevant recent opportunity is the City of Philadelphia's "Games" RFQ (Solicitation B2627177, due May 27, 2026), a lowest-responsive-and-responsible-bidder micro-purchase with a $43,000 annual ceiling and one-year term renewable at the City's discretion. The scope of products the Philadelphia solicitation actually seeks is not detailed in the summary. The mismatch between the code's name and the recent posting activity suggests either misclassification by issuing bodies or that traditional board-game procurement through state and local channels is minimal relative to other instructional and recreational categories.