UNSPSC 48102005: Bar stools

UNSPSC 48102005 Bar stools is a Commodity code that encompasses the procurement of upholstered and metal bar seating for cafeteria, break room, and dining facility applications in state and local government buildings. Recent state and local solicitations show bar stools being procured as part of comprehensive cafeteria and furniture renovation packages rather than as standalone line items. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state agencies, county governments, school districts, and community colleges, with activity concentrated in facilities modernization and campus construction projects. Work being solicited ranges from single-quantity specialty seating (such as upholstered stools with custom logos for school cafeterias) to bulk procurement of standardized models integrated into larger furniture specifications, often bundled with tables, booths, and dining infrastructure and requiring coordination with installation and delivery logistics.

Recent opportunities span Colorado, Michigan, Georgia, and California. The State of Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration issued a Documented Quote (DQ1) solicitation on May 21, 2026, for cafeteria furniture including OFS Bistro and Allermuir upholstered bar stools as part of a $250,000 Capitol building renovation project, with responses due May 30, 2026. Gull Lake Community Schools in Richland, Michigan, issued an RFP on April 28, 2026, for 18 Palmer Hamilton cafeteria tables including four Wave Top 12 Stool Tables and 24 stackable chairs for Thomas Ryan Intermediate School, with proposals due May 14, 2026. Columbia County School District in Evans, Georgia, solicited comprehensive classroom furniture across four school facilities in March 2026 for approximately 9,529 items. Mt. San Antonio College in California posted an RFP on March 10, 2026, for technology and health building FF&E with a five-year project term and domestic manufacturing preference. The code shows steady but project-specific procurement velocity, with most opportunities embedded in larger facilities construction or modernization initiatives rather than spot buys.