UNSPSC 30161804: School cupboard

UNSPSC 30161804 School cupboard is a Commodity code that encompasses built-in and freestanding storage and organizational furniture installed or procured for classroom, office, and instructional spaces in school buildings — including cabinets, casework, shelving units, and integrated modular storage systems designed for educational environments. State and local school districts and their facility partners are the primary buyers under this code, alongside county boards of education and specialized state facilities such as correctional institutions. Georgia's Gwinnett County Board of Education appears as a repeat issuer, and the code also attracts state-level procurement through facility construction managers acting on behalf of state departments.

The recent opportunity record shows limited direct activity under this specific code designation. The Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission, procuring on behalf of the Georgia Department of Corrections, issued an RFQ for a complete millwork package on Project No. GBA-198B (a new state prison facility in Davisboro, Georgia, SOQs due November 4, 2026) that explicitly names casework, countertops, and built-in cabinetry across multiple facility types, with installation running June 2027 through February 2028. The Cooperative Purchasing Agency (CPA), serving 35 Georgia school systems, posted Bid #2027-007 for warehouse stock furniture and supplies (bids due September 22, 2026), including classroom and office storage furniture such as file cabinets, storage cabinets, and bookcases. However, most recent solicitations tagged to this code involve broader school facility renovation and HVAC work by Gwinnett County Board of Education (multiple interior renovation projects at Corley Elementary, Simonton Elementary, Hull Middle, McConnell Middle, and Partee Elementary between September and November 2026) where cupboards and casework are components of larger construction scopes rather than standalone procurement lines. Geographic activity centers on Georgia, with one Florida project (Marion County Utilities maintenance building with casework as one of multiple trade packages). The code shows low standalone procurement volume; most cupboard and casework activity appears embedded in broader school renovation and facility construction contracts rather than procured as discrete commodity items.