UNSPSC 30161803: Domestic cupboard

UNSPSC 30161803 Domestic cupboard, a Commodity code, covers built-in and freestanding storage cabinetry, cupboards, and casework for office, classroom, and facility interiors. State and local governments procure this code primarily through two pathways: as part of broader interior renovation and facility construction projects managed by school districts and county facilities departments, and as standalone millwork packages for institutional buildings including correctional facilities, maintenance buildings, and educational spaces. The work encompasses design, fabrication, and installation of modular and built-in casework with specified material requirements—solid surface countertops, HPL plastic laminate cabinetry, phenolic material for secure areas, and marine-grade materials for wet environments—often bundled with classroom and office furniture procurement through cooperative purchasing arrangements and warehouse stock bids.

Gwinnett County Board of Education in Georgia is the dominant recent issuer, with at least four active interior renovation and HVAC modification projects across elementary and middle schools posted between August and October 2026, all requiring sealed general contractor bids. The Georgia Department of Corrections, through the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission, posted a statement-of-qualifications RFQ in October 2026 (due November 4, 2026) for a complete millwork package at a new state prison facility in Davisboro, Georgia—a major institutional project spanning administration, housing, education, medical, and support facilities with installation running June 2027 through February 2028. Cooperative Purchasing Agency (CPA), serving 35 Georgia school systems, bid warehouse stock furniture and office/classroom supplies in August 2026 (due September 22, 2026), and Marion County, Florida issued a construction manager subcontractor prequalification for a utilities maintenance equipment building in Ocala in August 2026. Georgia and Florida dominate recent activity; Gwinnett County schools' repeated posting of interior renovation bids suggests sustained district-level capital investment in facility upgrades through general contractor procurement vehicles requiring mandatory pre-bid attendance, bid bonds at five percent, and full performance and payment bonds from surety-listed carriers.