UNSPSC 24131610: Counter cabinet freezer

A work height counter with one to 4 doors for the storage of frozen product

UNSPSC 24131610 Counter cabinet freezer (Commodity) encompasses walk-in and reach-in freezer units, refrigerated storage containers, and associated replacement or remediation work that state and local governments procure for food service, evidence storage, correctional facilities, and institutional kitchens. Recent solicitations reflect a mix of new equipment purchases, equipment replacements, installation services, and quarterly maintenance contracts across diverse issuing bodies—state agencies, county governments, school districts, correctional departments, and special-purpose facilities. State and local buyers are acquiring prefabricated walk-in freezer systems with complete refrigeration packages (condensing and evaporator units, insulation, doors, lighting, shelving), portable refrigerated storage containers for specialized uses such as DNA evidence, brand-specific freezer doors and replacement components, and quarterly service and repair contracts for existing kitchen equipment in detention centers and institutional facilities.

Activity under the code concentrates heavily in Texas, California, and Georgia, driven by procurements from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ), state health and human services agencies, county sheriffs' offices, school districts, and institutional food service operations. Representative recent opportunities include TDCJ's multiple refrigerated storage container solicitations (IW255068 Bell Unit, IW255157 Willacy County State Jail, IW255164 Kyle Unit, all July 2026), Gwinnett County's purchase and installation of kitchen equipment at a community center including a full-height freezer (IWQ 137909, September 2026, IFB format), Sacramento County Sheriff's prefabricated walk-in evidence-storage freezer kit (RFB 2026-RFB-0061, July 2026), the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's freezer unit installation at Denton State Supported Living Center (HHS0017176 V2, June 2026), Richmond County Schools' Amerikooler walk-in freezer for Hephzibah Middle School (RFP #26-207, May 2026), and Houghton Lake Community Schools' walk-in freezer replacement (RFPHLCS2600000019442, May 2026, RFP format). Solicitations typically run 5 to 60 days from posting to due date; many include mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits, require firm fixed pricing with specified insurance minimums, and emphasize delivery and installation timelines constrained by operational or grant-funding deadlines.