UNSPSC 48102000: Restaurant furniture

UNSPSC 48102000 Restaurant furniture is a Class code that covers the procurement, delivery, and installation of dining and seating fixtures for institutional food-service environments — primarily cafeteria tables, banquet chairs, booth seating, and related furnishings for schools, state facilities, and hospitality venues. State and local buyers under this code source both standard and custom furniture, often bundled with delivery and assembly services. School districts dominate the issuing-body mix, appearing in the majority of recent solicitations; county governments, state departments, and independent authorities also solicit regularly. The work ranges from straightforward as-needed furniture stock (Cobb County School District's $2.5 million RFP for classroom and administrative furniture across multiple facilities, due November 11, 2026) to complex capital projects with site-specific specifications (Texas Facilities Commission's five-package furniture and fixture procurement for the Texas School for the Deaf, due September 10, 2026, requiring mandatory subcontracting plans and VetHUB vendor outreach). Cooperative purchasing vehicles appear frequently — the Cooperative Purchasing Agency (CPA), serving 35 Georgia school systems, issued a warehouse-stock furniture and supplies bid due September 22, 2026, and Cherokee County School District partnered with the Georgia Education Cooperative to solicit cafeteria serving-line design and materials.

Recent activity spans multiple states with visible concentration in Georgia (Cobb County School District, Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation, CPA, Cherokee County School District, Georgia World Congress Center Authority), Michigan (Grand Blanc Community School District, Gull Lake Community Schools), Texas (Texas Facilities Commission, Texas School for the Deaf), and Illinois (Department of Human Services). Colorado and California also show recent procurement. Representative solicitations include the Illinois Department of Human Services' RFQ for 35 dining tables at Packard Mental Health Center (due August 25, 2026, specifying Norix Max-Master tables with welded stainless-steel construction and five-year warranties), the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's IFB for 8,000–12,000 banquet chairs (due August 4, 2026, requiring MTS model 6578-HD-UL chairs with 12-year warranty and 60-percent weight on technical merit), and the State of Colorado's Documented Quote for 167 units of cafeteria furniture for the State Capitol (due May 29, 2026, with a $250,000 maximum budget and 2.5 percent retainage through warranty expiration). Delivery, assembly, and installation are standard requirements; most solicitations require firm pricing F.O.B. destination with freight included. Buy American provisions and compliance certifications (Iran Economic Sanctions Act, debarment, E-Verify) appear routinely in school district and state-level opportunities.