UNSPSC 47111509: Laundry work table

A work table that is installed with the exhaust fan to remove the dust, moisture, organic solvent odor and others arising when working on separating the laundry materials, clearing work and ironing work.

UNSPSC 47111509 Laundry work table is a Commodity code with little alignment between its nominal scope and recent state and local procurement activity. The code name suggests furniture for laundry operations, yet the three recent opportunities posted under it include County of Orange industrial laundry equipment maintenance and repair services (two separate IFBs), a City of Philadelphia micro purchase for event supplies (hand trucks, folding tables, wagons, chairs, and luggage), and a Hillsborough County ITB for park furnishings (transit benches, picnic tables, grills, and trash receptacles). Only the Philadelphia event supplies and Hillsborough park furniture contain actual laundry work tables or furniture items nominally matching the code; the Orange County solicitations concern contracted service delivery for washers, dryers, and lint collectors, which falls outside the commodity's intended scope. The issuing bodies span a county probation department, a county sheriff-coroner department, a city procurement office, and a county parks authority—reflecting fragmented use across different agency types and functional areas.

The recent activity concentrates in Florida and California, with the two largest procurement efforts originating from Orange County, California. The City of Philadelphia RFQ (B2727546, closing July 20, 2026) sought event-support furniture as a micro purchase under $43,000 with a 365-day contract term. Hillsborough County's ITB 26-00151 (closing March 13, 2026) procured commercial-grade park benches, picnic tables, and grills on a two-year contract with a project estimate of $325,141.10. Orange County's Probation Department IFB #0573021101VRV2 (closing May 19, 2026) and Sheriff-Coroner Department IFB #0602923409MB (with multiple Q&A deadlines through May 21, 2026) both sought industrial laundry equipment maintenance services rather than tables or fixtures. The code shows minimal recent activity genuinely targeted at laundry work tables specifically, suggesting either narrow demand or frequent mis-tagging by issuing bodies.