UNSPSC 30161801: Cabinets

UNSPSC 30161801 Cabinets (Commodity) covers built-in and freestanding cabinet units that state and local governments procure for institutional and residential applications, ranging from healthcare facility casework and kitchen cabinetry to specialized storage systems. Recent state and local solicitations show purchasing focused on custom modular casework for correctional and healthcare settings, quartz and solid surface countertop installations in housing developments, kitchen and bathroom cabinet replacements in public housing stock, and specialized transport storage cabinets for municipal operations. The issuing bodies span state departments (Georgia Department of Corrections, Illinois Department of Corrections), housing authorities (Housing Authority of Clackamas County, Housing Authority of Alameda, City of Pembroke Pines Housing Division), cities (City of Tucson, City of Torrington), and municipal governments (Town of Greenwich). Issuing bodies typically solicit through RFQ for pre-qualification on large institutional projects, RFP or IFB for smaller material-supply or build-and-install work, and ITB for renovation scopes that include cabinetry as one line item among multiple trades.

Recent activity spans Georgia, Florida, Oregon, Connecticut, Arizona, California, and Illinois. Representative solicitations include the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission seeking SOQs from millwork vendors for a complete modular casework and cabinet package across a new correctional facility in Davisboro, Georgia (RFQ PE40900RFQC2027000000252, due November 4, 2026); the City of Pembroke Pines issuing IFB #CS-26-03 for supply and installation of quartz countertops and cabinet integration in two housing developments with an estimated project cost of $180,000 (bids due September 22, 2026); the Housing Authority of Clackamas County in Oregon City soliciting competitive bids for on-demand cabinet and countertop replacement across multiple public housing properties under a Davis-Bacon prevailing wage contract (bids due June 3, 2026); and the City of Torrington issuing ITB 143-SC-61 for kitchen cabinet work as part of a broader renovation scope at 64 Wilmot Street (bids due June 12, 2026). HUD-funded housing projects frequently impose Davis-Bacon wage requirements and Section 3 compliance, materially affecting labor costs and subcontractor availability. Local and minority business set-asides and preferences are common in municipal and housing authority solicitations.