UNSPSC 48102009: Food serving or dispensing table

Equipment that places rice or side dishes in mass for food supply.

UNSPSC 48102009 Food serving or dispensing table, a Commodity code, addresses cafeteria and dining furniture that state and local governments procure for schools, mental health facilities, state buildings, and parks. Recent solicitations show school districts, county parks departments, state capitols, and cooperative purchasing vehicles buying tables, chairs, and integrated seating solutions—often with delivery and installation bundled into single procurements. The work ranges from replacement of worn cafeteria tables in individual schools to multi-unit installations across districts to specialized furniture for correctional and mental health facilities. Issuing bodies span independent school districts (Cobb County School District in Georgia, Grand Blanc Community School District in Michigan, Conejo Valley Unified in California, Klein ISD in Texas), county and state departments (Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation, Illinois Department of Human Services, Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration), specialized authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority), and cooperative purchasing consortia serving multiple jurisdictions (Cooperative Purchasing Agency serving 35 Georgia school systems).

Geographic activity clusters in Georgia (Cobb County, Gwinnett County, Cherokee County, Georgia Education Cooperative, Georgia World Congress Center), Michigan (Grand Blanc, Gull Lake), Texas (Texas School for the Deaf, Klein ISD), Colorado (Colorado State Capitol), Illinois (Packard Mental Health Center), and California (Conejo Valley, San Mateo County). Representative recent opportunities include Cobb County School District's RFP P27017 for classroom and administrative furniture (response due November 11, 2026, estimated contract value $2.5 million), Grand Blanc Community School District's sealed-bid solicitation for district-wide cafeteria tables (due October 27, 2026), the Illinois Department of Human Services' RFQ for 35 Norix dining tables for Packard Mental Health Center (due August 25, 2026, specifying stainless-steel construction and five-year warranty), and the Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration's Documented Quote for 167 units of capitol cafeteria furniture including booths, chairs, and tables from manufacturers such as OFS, Allermuir, and HBF (responses due May 29, 2026 with maximum budget of $250,000). Cooperative purchasing vehicles such as the Cooperative Purchasing Agency and Sourcewell also post warehouse-stock and multi-jurisdictional opportunities under this code, expanding addressable market beyond single-issuer procurements.