UNSPSC 48101534: Commercial use boiling table

A boiling table is a free standing cooking top with either shelf or cupboard units underneath. It does not include an oven.

UNSPSC 48101534 Commercial use boiling table is a Commodity code that captures commercial kitchen equipment and associated services that state and local governments procure for school food service, institutional dining, and similar operations. The code encompasses the purchase and maintenance of commercial-grade cooking, refrigeration, and dishwashing equipment; replacement parts and components; rental arrangements; and repair and preventive-maintenance services. Issuing bodies under this code include school districts and other institutional procurement offices managing multi-site kitchen operations. Northside Independent School District (NISD), the fourth largest public school system in Texas, exemplifies the buyer profile — a large, geographically distributed district managing food service across 132 schools and 15 support sites that consolidates equipment sourcing to achieve volume efficiency and standardized specifications across all campuses.

Recent activity centers on Texas. NISD posted IFB 2026078 on May 5, 2026 for kitchen equipment, parts, supplies, rentals, repairs, and services, with responses due May 28, 2026 at 11:00 AM Central Time through the Bonfire Portal. The procurement includes gas valves, faucets, sensors, temperature controls, walk-in coolers and freezers, ranges, steamers, ovens, dishwashers, and repair services, with the contract spanning one year plus two optional one-year renewals. Vendors must provide firm pricing for one year, maintain an online catalog accessible to all district campuses, furnish three non-NISD references and certificates of insurance, and deliver FOB Destination with inside delivery and liftgate capability for pallets. Payment terms are Net 30 days via Electronic Funds Transfer. NISD is a member of the Central Texas Purchasing Alliance (CTPA), and any awarded contract may be adopted by other CTPA member districts at the same or better pricing, extending market reach beyond NISD alone. No minimum purchase volume is guaranteed, and the contract is contingent on available funding.