UNSPSC 64101911: Lock box

A post office box associated with a lock box service wherein a bank retrieves the payments sent to the box, processes them and deposits the funds directly into the company bank account.

UNSPSC 64101911 Lock box (Commodity) is a mismatch with recent state and local procurement activity. The three recent opportunities tagged to this code—an irrigation-system controller upgrade, a water-meter-box supply contract, and a corrections-facility secure-door-and-lock replacement project—do not align with the traditional scope of lock boxes as physical storage or security containers. Two of the three opportunities involve building security systems or infrastructure rather than portable lock boxes, and the meter-box procurement concerns utility infrastructure products, not the lock-box commodity the code nominally describes. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code span municipal utilities (City of Arlington, Texas), county infrastructure (Orange County, Florida), and county emergency services (Marion County Fire Rescue), with no pattern of repeat buyers or dominant jurisdiction type evident from the recent activity.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in Florida, where two of three recent opportunities originated (Orange County's $7 million corrections-facility secure-door-and-lock replacement, due July 21, 2026, via the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform, and Marion County Fire Rescue's sole-source procurement for Key Secure Systems compatible with existing Knox Box master-key infrastructure, due May 14, 2026). The City of Arlington, Texas issued an annual-requirements IFB for reinforced plastic water meter boxes and lids due October 15, 2026, via Euna Procurement. The code shows no recent activity that cleanly corresponds to its nominal definition of lock boxes; vendors considering pursuit should verify that opportunities tagged to this code actually require lock-box products and services rather than related building security or utility infrastructure work.