UNSPSC 48102011: Commercial use kitchen worktop

A product used for cutting and cooking

UNSPSC 48102011 Commercial use kitchen worktop Commodity procures cafeteria and school nutrition facility furniture and fixtures, with state and local governments buying complete seating systems, serving-line décor, table assemblies, and related installation services rather than discrete countertop surfaces alone. The code's recent activity reflects a significant mismatch between its nominal scope and actual procurement: the underlying opportunities span cafeteria seating, decorative serving-line materials, classroom and institutional furniture, and related logistics services—none of which align with "kitchen worktop" as typically understood in commercial kitchen environments. State education agencies and school districts dominate the issuing bodies, with Colorado's Department of Personnel and Administration, Georgia's Cherokee County School District and Columbia County School District, Michigan's Gull Lake Community Schools, and California's Mt. San Antonio College posting the most visible recent solicitations. County governments and special-purpose districts also participate, though less frequently in this commodity's recent pipeline.

Colorado posted two overlapping Documented Quote solicitations in late April and May 2026 for Capitol Cafeteria Furniture totaling 167 units of branded seating, tables, and storage items with a $250,000 ceiling and installation required by December 1, 2026 (responses due May 29–30, 2026). Georgia's Cherokee County School District issued back-to-back RFPs in late April and mid-May 2026 for school nutrition cafe serving-line décor and interior design materials across multiple K-12 districts in the Georgia Education Cooperative, with mandatory site visits and presentations required. Michigan's Gull Lake Community Schools solicited custom cafeteria tables at Thomas Ryan Intermediate in an RFP due May 14, 2026, specifying 18 Palmer Hamilton tables with custom laminate and stackable chairs. Procurement activity concentrates in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida), Midwest (Michigan), and Western regions (California, Colorado), with school districts and state agencies in these states showing repeated or concurrent solicitation activity. The code shows active demand but represents a taxonomic mislabeling—state and local buyers are acquiring institutional cafeteria and dining furniture systems, not kitchen countertops, under this classification.