UNSPSC 48101533: Commercial use combination oven

A combination oven combines the elements of heat and steam to provide a controlled cooking environment with reduced food shrinkage. It allows cooking at low temperatures with steam, through mid range temperatures with a combination of steam and dry heat through to high temperature dry heat cooking that permits grilling of foods

UNSPSC 48101533 Commercial use combination oven (Commodity) covers the purchase and installation of commercial combination ovens and related food service equipment, with state and local governments buying these units primarily for school nutrition programs, detention facilities, and community centers. Recent solicitations show both standalone oven purchases and bundled kitchen equipment procurements that include combination ovens as a line item alongside complementary equipment such as refrigerators, freezers, and dishwashing machines. The buying activity spans independent school districts, county school systems, state departments, county detention facilities, and municipal recreation departments. School districts dominate the issuing-body mix, reflecting heavy federal Child Nutrition Program funding for equipment upgrades across individual schools and multi-facility districts.

Activity concentrates in Texas, Georgia, and Florida. Corsicana Independent School District (Texas) issued RFP 2026-01 for six commercial ovens across five facilities with a proposal deadline of October 7, 2026 and an estimated contract value of $360,000; Hillsborough County Public Schools (Florida) issued ITB 26147-ITB-DST for large food service equipment delivery to individual school sites with a Notice of Intent to Award dated June 30, 2026; a Georgia state agency issued RFP 9060_1005_210 for three natural gas convection ovens with proposals due November 2, 2026 under solicitation PE55463NONST2027000000029; and Gwinnett County's Department of Financial Services (Georgia) issued IWQ 137909 for kitchen equipment including microwave/wall oven combos at Lenora Park Community Center with quotes due September 9, 2026. Pinellas County (Florida) issued ITB #26-0455-ITQ for detention center kitchen equipment maintenance and repairs, emphasizing the secondary market for qualified service vendors. Texas School for the Deaf issued IFB 6-907-004 for a commercial double stack oven (Rational iCommi Pro 6 or equivalent) with bids due June 24, 2026. Solicitation terms routinely include Buy American provisions, USDA federal compliance certifications for school lunch programs, prevailing wage requirements when contract value exceeds $100,000, insurance and bonding mandates, and evaluation weight on vendor responsibility, warranty, and long-term cost alongside purchase price. HUB, SBE, and local-vendor preferences appear in Texas and Florida opportunities where state or local law applies.