UNSPSC 30161800: Cabinetry

UNSPSC 30161800 Cabinetry (Class) encompasses the supply and installation of built-in and modular casework, countertops, and cabinet systems for state and local facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying custom millwork packages for correctional and educational facilities, countertop replacement in housing and municipal buildings, and integrated kitchen and bathroom cabinetry for public housing authorities. Issuing bodies span state departments (Georgia Department of Corrections, Illinois Department of Corrections), cities (Tucson, Pembroke Pines, Torrington), counties (Clackamas County), towns (Plainville), and housing authorities. Materials specified range from solid surface and quartz countertops to phenolic cabinetry for institutional settings, marine-grade casework for wet areas, and commercial-grade locking cabinets for healthcare units. Design and installation capability, compliance with ADA accessibility standards, and experience with multi-unit modular systems are common evaluation criteria.

Recent activity clusters in the Southeast and Connecticut. The Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission is pre-qualifying millwork vendors for a complete modular and built-in casework package at a new state prison in Davisboro, with SOQs due November 4, 2026 and fabrication running June 2027 through February 2028. The City of Pembroke Pines has solicited quartz countertop supply and installation for housing apartments (Pines Place and Pines Point) under two separate IFBs, with Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage and HUD Section 3 requirements affecting both scope and labor costs. The Housing Authority of Clackamas County in Oregon City opened a competitive bid for cabinet and countertop replacement across multiple public housing properties under Project #26001, with bids due June 3, 2026. The Town of Plainville, Connecticut is requesting bids on architectural woodwork and casework for a school renovation (ITB due September 1, 2026). The City of Torrington, Connecticut solicited kitchen cabinet work as part of a broader renovation scope (ITB 143-SC-61, bid due June 12, 2026). Institutional buyers—correctional facilities and housing authorities—dominate the code's recent activity, often layering prevailing-wage mandates and Section 3 labor requirements into contract cost and staffing.