UNSPSC 82121504: Letterpress or screen printing

UNSPSC 82121504 Letterpress or screen printing (Commodity) covers printing services where state and local governments produce branded merchandise, promotional materials, and high-volume communications through screen printing and related production techniques. Recent solicitations show demand for on-site merchandise screen printing at municipal events, bulk envelope and newsletter production with precise color and positioning specifications, uniform customization through embroidery and screen printing, and multi-year printing service agreements to support marketing and communications across educational and municipal networks.

Issuing bodies include municipal governments (City of Phoenix, City of Milton, Orange County, City of Orlando), school districts and educational networks (Glendale Elementary School District, Uplift Education, Florida Atlantic University), state departments (Ohio Department of Administrative Services), and county agencies (Atlanta Department of Transportation and Department of Watershed Management). Representative recent opportunities span the City of Milton's RFP for on-site merchandise screen printing and sales at Crabapple Fest (RFP 26-PR02, due July 16, 2026) requiring t-shirt and merchandise production with 15,000–20,000 expected attendees; the City of Phoenix's IFB for safety and non-safety uniforms and accessories with screen printing, embroidery, and patch application across nine city departments over five years (IFB 25-0771, due July 28, 2025); Orange County's production of 460,000 newsletters printed 4/4 process color with delivery by August 3, 2026 (due July 6, 2026); and Glendale Elementary School District's cooperative purchasing contract for printing, binding, and design services available to SAVE members (due October 9, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia (Atlanta, Milton), Florida (Orange County, Orlando, Florida Atlantic University), Ohio (Department of Administrative Services), Arizona (Phoenix), and Texas (Uplift Education). The code shows consistent demand from municipalities and schools for both event-driven and recurring production, with emphasis on quick turnaround, precise specifications, and volume capacity.