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, does not reflect the work state and local governments actually procure under this classification. The recent opportunities block shows no solicitations for goose eggs; instead, the code is being applied to procurement of Grade A chicken eggs in bulk cases for institutional food service — correctional facility kitchens, school nutrition programs, and district feeding operations across multiple states.

State and local procurement under this code runs almost entirely through the Colorado Department of Corrections, which issued at least twenty documented quotes for fresh eggs between mid-February and mid-July 2026, all following an identical format: U.S. Grade A eggs (brown or white), medium or large, in 15 or 30-dozen loose-pack cases, USDA inspected and stamped within 17 days of delivery, F.O.B. Destination with all-inclusive pricing. Colorado's repeat solicitation pattern — multiple quotes per week to rotate among five to six correctional facilities (Arkansas Valley, Buena Vista, Central Warehouse, Denver Women's, Limon, and Sterling) — signals a standing commodity supply chain. A smaller number of school districts in Georgia and Missouri posted requests for eggs as line items within broader food-service procurements: the GEC Buying Cooperative (serving 30 Georgia school districts across two geographic areas), Early County Board of Education, Henry County Schools, Liberty County Board of Education, and Rockwood R-VI School District each sought eggs alongside produce, meat, dairy, and other food products under RFP or IFB notice types in the February-to-May 2026 window. Issuing bodies were state departments of corrections, county and city school nutrition programs, and independent school districts — no transit authorities or special-purpose districts appeared in the recent activity.

Colorado's CDOC dominated the geographic spread, with nearly all activity in that state's correctional facilities in Crowley, Buena Vista, Canon City, Denver, Limon, and Sterling. Georgia school districts (Douglas County, Henry County, Liberty County, Early County) and Missouri's Rockwood School District represented secondary pockets of activity. Colorado's CDOC solicitations closed on tight two-to-five-day cycles, with quotes due within 48 to 120 hours of posting and award notifications the same day; typical orders ranged from 90 to 360 cases of 30-dozen eggs per delivery week, with firm pricing and no substitutions permitted. The GEC Buying Cooperative RFP (SN 26-004), issued February 4, 2026 with a March 4, 2026 deadline, estimated approximately $5.5 million in annual combined spending across two Georgia geographic areas and sought cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing tied to USDA Atlanta Terminal Wholesale Market Report prices for produce and Urner Barry Grade A large-egg pricing. School-district RFQs and IFBs typically required weekly deliveries to multiple sites, HACCP plans with traceability and 24/7 recall access, general liability insurance of $500,000 to $1 million per occurrence, and compliance with Buy American and USDA commodity-management requirements.