UNSPSC 49181503: Shuffleboard

UNSPSC 49181503 Shuffleboard is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure recreational game equipment and supplies for parks, recreation centers, and community facilities. The code sees limited recent activity dominated by the District of Columbia, which has issued multiple small-scale supply solicitations under its HA0 purchasing vehicle throughout 2026, nearly all restricted to CBE and SBE vendors. The only substantive recent opportunity under this code is Gwinnett County Department of Parks and Recreation's informal written quote request for recreational game equipment, posted September 10, 2026, which includes two shuffleboard tables among a broader suite of game tables (pool tables, air hockey tables, table tennis tables) for delivery and installation at two county parks by October 2026. The District of Columbia's numerous HA0 solicitations—covering music supplies, sports division supplies, roving leader supplies, teens division supplies, pickleball supplies, and miscellaneous supplies—are tagged to this code in the procurement system but carry no detailed scope documentation and appear to represent generalized supply categories rather than shuffleboard-specific procurement.

Geographically, the code shows recent activity concentrated in the District of Columbia and Georgia. The Gwinnett County opportunity (Georgia) is the only recent solicitation with substantive scope detail; it is structured as an IWQ (informal written quote) with a September 17, 2026 response deadline, requires single-source equivalency for shuffleboard tables, and mandates delivery, assembly, and installation inclusive of pricing. The District of Columbia dominates the activity volume but provides minimal scope transparency; all District solicitations impose CBE/SBE set-asides and compress timelines to two or three business days between posting and due date. No other states or jurisdictions appear in recent opportunities under this code. The activity signal is weak—the code shows sporadic small-dollar procurements in two jurisdictions rather than a sustained or geographically distributed market.