UNSPSC 30161810: Tri view cabinet

Small storage cabinet made of wood or some other material.

UNSPSC 30161810 Tri view cabinet is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, countertops, and related fixtures for public housing, correctional facilities, and municipal properties. Recent solicitations show demand for cabinet replacement and installation across residential housing complexes, correctional healthcare units, and public housing authority portfolios, typically as part of larger facility modernization or rehabilitation projects. The work spans supply of materials (cabinet units in various dimensions and finishes, countertops in quartz or solid-surface materials) and installation labor, often governed by prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon compliance requirements when federal housing funding is involved. Issuing bodies include housing authorities (public housing agencies managing multi-property portfolios), municipal governments (city housing divisions), state departments of corrections, and other local public entities managing residential or facility infrastructure.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Oregon, with additional solicitations from Illinois and Texas. The Housing Authority of Clackamas County in Oregon posted a competitive bid for kitchen and bathroom cabinet and countertop replacement across multiple public housing properties under Project #26001 (RFQ, due June 3, 2026), the City of Pembroke Pines, Florida solicited bids for quartz countertop supply and installation across two residential complexes totaling 96 apartments (IFB, due July 8, 2026), and the Illinois Department of Corrections issued a small-purchase IFB for Corian countertops and commercial-grade locking cabinets for Vandalia Correctional Center healthcare unit (due May 19, 2026, contract value under $50,000). The Clackamas County project is an on-demand contract with a term not to exceed 730 days and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements; the Pembroke Pines work includes HUD Section 3 labor standards compliance. The code shows active but sporadic demand tied to federal or state-funded facility improvement cycles rather than continuous operational procurement.