UNSPSC 49181511: Foosballs

UNSPSC 49181511 Foosballs is a Commodity code that state and local governments buy under recreational supplies and sports equipment categories, though recent solicitation activity shows minimal direct foosball procurement — most tagged opportunities reference broader supplies categories including pickleball equipment, pool tables, air hockey tables, shuffleboard tables, and table tennis tables. The District of Columbia Department of Human Services dominates recent activity under this code, posting multiple FY26 supply solicitations (Music Supplies, Sports Division Supplies, Roving Leader Supplies, Teens Division Supplies, and miscellaneous supplies) all restricted to CBE and SBE vendors. Gwinnett County Department of Parks and Recreation in Georgia posted a more detailed recreational game equipment request covering nine line items of tabletop and pool equipment with mandatory single-source requirements per manufacturer and insurance thresholds ($2 million Commercial General Liability). The issuing bodies are primarily municipal and county parks-and-recreation departments and municipal human-services agencies; District of Columbia agencies are the dominant repeat buyers under the code.

Recent activity concentrates in the District of Columbia and Georgia. The District of Columbia has posted nine separate supply solicitations since May 2026, all with tight two-to-four-day response windows and CBE/SBE set-asides; Gwinnett County Department of Parks and Recreation issued IWQ 135353 on September 10, 2026 (IFB format, quotes due September 17, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.) for 34 pieces of recreational game equipment across nine line items, with delivery and installation required to two parks in October 2026 and pricing inclusive of shipping, assembly, and installation. The District of Columbia solicitations provide minimal scope detail beyond category headings and offer no contract values or detailed specifications; the Gwinnett County opportunity is the only recent posting with granular specifications, reference requirements, and insurance mandates. Given the volume of District of Columbia activity and the restrictive CBE/SBE set-asides on most posts, market entry for non-certified vendors is currently limited to open opportunities outside the District or those without set-aside restrictions.