UNSPSC 48102010: Cup collection cart

A device to recover or carry the cups used in restaurant.

UNSPSC 48102010 Cup collection cart (Commodity) spans a much broader range of furniture and equipment procurement than its code name suggests; state and local governments soliciting under this classification are actually buying comprehensive cafeteria and school furniture packages, district-wide FF&E (furniture, fixtures, and equipment) coordination, park benches and picnic tables, and moving and relocation services. Recent opportunities show school districts, state capital facilities offices, counties, and transit authorities using this code to procure everything from Palmer Hamilton cafeteria tables with integrated seating to multi-floor technology building outfits, transit benches with recycled plastic components, and arts and craft supplies for recreation programs. The mix reflects fragmented sourcing — individual school districts manage line-item furniture buys, state architect offices coordinate large Capitol renovation projects, and counties standardize park furnishings. Repeat categories include K-12 school districts across Georgia (Cherokee County, Columbia County, Effingham County, Gull Lake Community Schools) and California (Mt. San Antonio College, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System), which suggests schools dominate the volume, while state-level facilities and county park departments represent episodic but higher-dollar transactions.

Geographic concentration shows strongest recent activity in Georgia, California, Michigan, Colorado, and Florida, with broader secondary presence across Washington, Minnesota, and Santa Clara County. Representative recent opportunities include the State of Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration's Documented Quote for 167 units of cafeteria furniture for the Colorado State Capitol (DQ1AAHA20260003732, due May 30, 2026, $250,000 maximum budget); the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System's RFP for district-wide FF&E distribution and ancillary services under an annual contract (BIDC2609, due April 23, 2026); the Columbia County School District's proposal for classroom furniture, inside delivery, installation, and debris removal across four school locations with approximately 9,529 items (HC-04-13-26A, due April 13, 2026); and Hillsborough County's Invitation to Bid for commercial-grade transit benches, picnic tables, grills, and trash receptacles for parks (ITB-26-00151, due March 13, 2026, $325,141 estimate). Domestic sourcing preference appears in select solicitations (Mt. San Antonio College's Technology and Health Building FF&E specifies at least 50% domestic manufacturers), and Buy American compliance is mandatory where federal school lunch program funding applies.