UNSPSC 48102012: Commercial use over the sink board

A product used for cleaning food materials and dishes

UNSPSC 48102012 Commercial use over the sink board is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity spans cafeteria furniture, dining tables, and related seating and fixtures for school districts, government buildings, and higher education facilities. The code encompasses procurement of finished, ready-to-install pieces—primarily dining and conference tables, chairs, benches, and storage units—rather than raw materials or construction services. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers acquiring branded cafeteria tables with integrated features such as power and lighting modules, stool-seated booths and dining configurations, and stackable or modular components that fit institutional foodservice and multipurpose gathering spaces.

State and local issuing bodies include school districts, state government offices, and county governments. School districts account for the plurality of recent activity, with large-scale buys spanning districtwide furniture procurement and campus-specific cafeteria and classroom outfitting; Colorado's Office of the State Architect and Salt Lake City School District have posted visible opportunities in the past three months. Gull Lake Community Schools (Michigan), Columbia County School District (Georgia), Cherokee County School District (Georgia), Effingham County School District (Georgia), and Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (Georgia) have all solicited under or near this code for classroom and cafeteria furniture. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Georgia and the Mountain West (Colorado, Utah, Michigan), with some activity in California (Mt. San Antonio College). Representative recent opportunities include the State of Colorado's Documented Quote DQ1AAHA20260003732 for 167 units of Capitol cafeteria furniture (seating booths, conference tables, chairs, benches, storage) due May 30, 2026, with a $250,000 maximum budget; Gull Lake Community Schools' RFP for 18 Palmer Hamilton cafeteria tables and 24 stackable chairs at Thomas Ryan Intermediate due May 14, 2026; and Columbia County School District's HC-04-13-26A solicitation for approximately 9,500 classroom and laboratory furniture items across four school sites due April 13, 2026. Pricing-driven evaluation predominates, though vendor experience on similar projects valued $150,000–$250,000 and delivery capability are standard qualifications. The code sees steady demand from K–12 and higher education buyers requiring furniture delivery, assembly, and installation services bundled with procurement.