UNSPSC 48102010: Cup collection cart

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

UNSPSC 48102010 Cup collection cart is a Commodity code. State and local governments rarely solicit under this code; the recent opportunities block shows no cup collection carts or closely related waste-stream furniture, and the tagged solicitations span classroom and cafeteria seating, conference tables, dining tables, banquet chairs, storage fixtures, and other general-purpose institutional furniture. The code's nominal scope — a single item category — does not align with the breadth of what state and local procurement offices actually buy when they tag furniture initiatives. The mismatch suggests this Commodity code captures minimal procurement activity or is misaligned with how purchasing offices classify furniture acquisitions.

State and local buyers in the opportunities block are soliciting institutional furniture under broader Family or Class codes. School districts (Cobb County, Grand Blanc Community, Gull Lake Community, Klein ISD), county parks and recreation departments (Gwinnett County), state mental health facilities (Illinois Department of Human Services), state capitol offices (Colorado), convention centers (Georgia World Congress Center Authority), and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple districts (Cooperative Purchasing Agency in Georgia, Georgia Education Cooperative) are all posting RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs for classroom chairs, cafeteria tables and stools, conference furniture, banquet seating, and modular systems. Recent examples include Cobb County School District's $2.5 million RFP for classroom and administrative furniture (response due November 11, 2026), Grand Blanc Community School District's sealed-bid solicitation for cafeteria tables (October 27, 2026), the State of Colorado's $250,000 documented-quote procurement for capitol building cafeteria furniture (May 29, 2026), and the Cooperative Purchasing Agency's warehouse stock furniture bid serving 35 Georgia school systems (September 22, 2026). Geographic activity spans Georgia, Michigan, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, and Washington. No opportunities explicitly reference cup collection carts, beverage service equipment, or waste-management furniture. This code shows little recent relevant state and local activity.