UNSPSC 52141545: Domestic cooktop

A cooking surface and component of custom kitchen installation. Can be electric (ceramic) or gas powered. Domestic use only.

UNSPSC 52141545 Domestic cooktop is a Commodity code covering built-in and countertop cooking appliances procured by state and local government agencies for facility operations and renovation. Recent state and local solicitations show cooktops being purchased as part of broader kitchen appliance packages for institutional buildings, fire stations, and university housing — typically specified to exact dimensions, burner counts, fuel type (gas or electric), and surface material (induction, coil, or gas elements) to match existing kitchen infrastructure. Texas A&M University System and Hillsborough County Fire Rescue have each posted solicitations in the past sixty days; Hillsborough County's ITQ specified a 36-inch 5-element induction cooktop as one of nine appliances for fire stations, with the complete appliance package estimated at $41,183.79. Issuing bodies include state university systems, county governments, and their subordinate agencies (fire rescue, facilities management). Cooktops under this code are typically procured as line items within larger appliance purchases rather than as standalone products, and vendors must often provide manufacturer authorization letters and warranties to qualify.

Geographic activity centers on Texas (Texas A&M University System, posted June 30, 2026, ITB due July 7, 2026) and Florida (Hillsborough County, ITQ due June 18, 2026). A third opportunity from Sourcewell, a Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing vehicle serving Washington state counties and other U.S. jurisdictions, issued an RFP for law enforcement equipment on May 12, 2026 with proposals due June 16, 2026, though the scope designation for that solicitation does not clearly align with domestic cooktops — it appears to be a broader equipment category tagging issue in the state and local procurement system. The code shows limited but active recent volume concentrated in university and fire-service facility upgrades.