UNSPSC 24131608: Bakery cabinet freezer

Cabinet freezer designed specifically to accommodate bakery size trays.

UNSPSC 24131608 Bakery cabinet freezer is a Commodity code encompassing walk-in freezers, reach-in freezers, and refrigerated storage containers procured by state and local government agencies for food service, evidence storage, and facility operations. State and local governments buying under this code are acquiring equipment ranging from prefabricated walk-in freezer kits for school cafeterias and correctional facilities to emergency refrigerated storage trucks and single-unit reach-in freezers for institutional kitchens. The issuing-body mix includes county sheriff's offices, state departments of criminal justice and health and human services, school districts (both independent and county-level), municipalities, state colleges, and regional transit or social-service authorities. Recent activity shows school districts as the dominant buyer segment, with Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and Sacramento County Sheriff's Property Warehouse also posting significant volume. Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Texas, Georgia, and Michigan, with secondary activity across California, Kansas, and Florida.

Representative recent opportunities include Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners' sealed-bid procurement (PE77023NONST2027000000662) for Sheriff's Office Freezer #8 replacement, a full walk-in installation project with responses due August 7, 2026; Texas Department of Criminal Justice's three consecutive solicitations (IW256883, IW255068, IW255157, and IW255054) for refrigerated storage containers at state prison units with July deadlines; Sacramento County Sheriff's Property Warehouse's RFB 2026-RFB-0061 for a prefabricated knock-down frost-free freezer kit with delivery and assembly by August 30, 2026 under grant funding; Temple Independent School District's RFP-008-26 for walk-in cooler/freezer units as part of a large new cafeteria equipment procurement with October 2026 delivery; and Houghton Lake Community Schools' RFP for walk-in freezer replacement at Collins Elementary, responses due May 22, 2026. School district work emphasizes turnkey or near-turnkey installation with comprehensive warranties and extended compressor coverage (four to five years common); correctional and law enforcement work focuses on rapid procurement of storage containers with minimal lead time. Prevailing wage requirements apply in Michigan; federal grant compliance (2 CFR Part 200) applies in Sacramento County; and DVBE compliance is required in California. Pre-bid meetings and mandatory site visits appear frequently in the school-district segment, particularly in Georgia and Michigan RFPs.