UNSPSC 50446410: Frozen grape tomatoes

The variety of tomatoes known as grape tomatoes that have been frozen for preservation.

UNSPSC 50446410 Frozen grape tomatoes (Commodity) does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The code's narrow scope—a single frozen produce item—rarely surfaces as a standalone solicitation, as purchasing agencies typically aggregate frozen vegetables into broader commodity buys. Recent opportunities show frozen produce bundled under family-level codes: Oregon Department of Corrections solicits frozen assorted vegetables (80,000 pounds of mixed blends), corn (40,000 pounds), and potatoes (120,000 pounds) as separate ITBs with branded alternatives permitted; Texas Health and Human Services Commission includes frozen specialty foods within multi-category institutional food procurements; and school districts and county correctional facilities source frozen vegetables as line items within comprehensive grocery or food service contracts. No posted RFP, RFQ, IFB, or ITQ in the recent-opportunities block targets frozen grape tomatoes as a discrete procurement vehicle.

The absence of activity under this code reflects procurement structure at the state and local level, where buying offices consolidate frozen produce into volume contracts managed at the Family or Class tier rather than issuing Commodity-level solicitations for single product lines. Vendors pursuing institutional food supply contracts in this space—whether with departments of corrections, health and human services, or school nutrition programs—should track the broader frozen-vegetable and food-service families (50440000–50450000 range) and monitor multi-category institutional food buys in Georgia, Oregon, Texas, Pennsylvania, and Illinois, where the recent solicitation cycle shows consistent activity from prison systems, state hospitals, supported living centers, and school districts.