UNSPSC 30162311: Slide out storage bin or assembly

A type of storage container mounted inside a cabinet that can be accessed by sliding it out.

UNSPSC 30162311 Slide out storage bin or assembly (Commodity) encompasses custom and modular casework, countertops, and cabinetry supplied and installed in correctional facilities, housing developments, and municipal buildings. State and local governments procure prefabricated and site-fabricated millwork packages—including built-in casework, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, countertops in solid surface or quartz, and specialty storage—that must meet material durability standards (phenolic for inmate areas, marine-grade for wet zones, metal casework for high-traffic spaces) and accessibility requirements. Issuing bodies span state departments of corrections, municipal housing divisions, city facilities maintenance programs, and housing authorities. The Georgia Department of Corrections, City of Pembroke Pines, City of Tucson, Illinois Department of Corrections, and Housing Authority of Clackamas County represent recent buyers in this category.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia, Florida, and Oregon, with sporadic procurement in Illinois and Arizona. The Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission is pre-qualifying millwork vendors for a complete modular casework and countertop package at a new state prison facility in Davisboro, with SOQ due November 4, 2026 and subsequent phases running through February 2028. The City of Pembroke Pines has posted multiple IFBs for quartz countertop supply and installation at two housing complexes, with bids due September 22, 2026 and an estimated project value of $180,000. The Housing Authority of Clackamas County issued a competitive IFB for kitchen and bathroom cabinet and countertop replacement across public housing properties with bids due June 3, 2026. Many opportunities carry Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and HUD Section 3 labor compliance requirements, and local-vendor preferences (ranging from 2.5% to 5%) appear regularly in municipal housing solicitations. Bonds—both bid and performance—are standard; experience with housing authorities or public agencies and multi-site capability are typical evaluation factors.