UNSPSC 48101607: Commercial use juicers

UNSPSC 48101607 Commercial use juicers (Commodity) covers food processing and extraction equipment procured by state agencies, school districts, and specialized state facilities. Recent solicitations show a two-track market: general commercial kitchen equipment bundled with food processors and mixers in school district and state facility nutrition operations, and specialized industrial juice extraction machinery leased by state agriculture departments for citrus quality testing. The Illinois Department of Human Services (DHS) solicited a commercial food processor and cutter/mixer in August 2026, while the Texas Health and Human Services Commission requested bids for Robot Coupe food processing equipment and accessories for the Denton State Supported Living Center in July 2026 under an IFB. School districts appear as the most consistent issuing bodies, with Somerset Independent School District and Northside Independent School District (serving 132 schools across Bexar County) both pursuing large kitchen equipment procurements that encompass food preparation machinery.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Illinois, and Florida, with the strongest signals in Texas school districts and Texas state health agencies. Representative opportunities include Northside ISD's May 2026 IFB for kitchen equipment, parts, supplies, and repairs across all district locations (response due May 28, 2026) and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's July 2026 IFB for kitchen equipment and supplies with responses due July 29, 2026, which specified Robot Coupe food processing equipment and included HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) program requirements. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services posted two single-source lease notices in April and May 2026 for industrial juice extractors—one from John Bean Technologies for up to fifteen FMC Model 091-B machines (estimated $392,430 annually) and one from Brown International Corporation for up to forty AMC Model 2700 machines (estimated $175,870 annually)—both for citrus testing purposes, indicating that extraction equipment sits at the specialized end of the code's scope. Atlanta Public Schools posted a May 2026 proposal (due May 20, 2026) for comprehensive commercial kitchen equipment repair, preventive maintenance, and installation services, with evaluation on a 500-point scale and an anticipated one-year initial term with four one-year renewal options.