UNSPSC 50131615: In shell table egg from geese

Includes eggs in the shell that have been sorted to remove eggs of lower quality such as cracked and dirty eggs and are often sorted by size that have been laid by birds of the tribe Anserini. Eggs may be unwashed, washed, washed and oiled, aged, and/or pasteurized in the shell. Excludes eggs that have been cooked.

UNSPSC 50131615 In shell table egg from geese, a Commodity code, captures state and local government procurement of fresh eggs for institutional food service, predominantly through the Colorado Department of Corrections' rolling documented-quote program. Recent solicitations show the Colorado CDOC issuing multiple RFQs (Requests for Quote) monthly between April and October 2026 for U.S. Grade A brown or white eggs in loose-pack cases of 15 or 30 dozen, delivered to correctional facility kitchens across Colorado locations including Buena Vista Correctional Complex, Sterling Correctional Facility, Denver Women's Correctional Facility, Central Warehouse in Canon City, and smaller regional facilities. Individual orders range from 90 to 420 cases of 30-dozen eggs per solicitation, with firm all-inclusive pricing, FOB Destination delivery, and temperatures maintained at 45 degrees Fahrenheit or below. Award is made to the responsible bidder on price as the primary factor, with sample quality and lead time as secondary considerations; the CDOC reserves the right to award multiple vendors and allows annual price increases capped at 2.5% per fiscal year by mutual agreement. All awarded vendors must complete enhanced criminal background investigations within 30 days of award, register with the Colorado Secretary of State and CORE, maintain $1 million commercial general liability insurance, and comply with strict facility security protocols.

The Colorado Department of Corrections is the dominant issuing body under this code in the recent-opportunities record, posting approximately 20 documented quotes from April through October 2026 with response deadlines typically three to nine days after posting. Georgia's Department of Education posted one food-supply bid in May 2026, and Early County Board of Education (Georgia) posted a comprehensive school food procurement in May 2026 covering 300+ line items including eggs alongside other commodities, suggesting the code may capture egg procurement at school districts and other institutional buyers, though the Colorado CDOC activity dominates the recent window. Geographic activity is concentrated in Colorado, with solicitation activity spanning the CDOC's statewide facility network; the single Georgia posting indicates secondary activity in other states but insufficient data to characterize national penetration. The code shows steady, predictable procurement rhythm — roughly weekly solicitations from the CDOC with consistent specifications, suggesting vendors can maintain standing readiness and bid routinely on a recurring calendar.