UNSPSC 52151617: Domestic wooden spoons

UNSPSC 52151617 Domestic wooden spoons, a Commodity code, does not appear in recent state and local procurement opportunities. The most recent opportunities tagged under or adjacent to this code involve school nutrition and food service smallwares and equipment procurement, but none specifically reference wooden spoons; instead, they solicit mixed smallwares assortments (food storage containers, utensils, thermometers, scoops, pan grabbers, cutting boards, dishers, serving trays), commercial kitchen equipment repair and maintenance, and miscellaneous kitchen supplies. The single opportunity that explicitly names food-service utensils—Colquitt County School Nutrition's sealed bid for kitchen smallwares—lists suggested brands (Winco, Carlisle, Dexter Russell) and specifies 295 line items across ten equipment categories but does not break out wooden spoons as a distinct commodity line. The source shows no dedicated wooden-spoon solicitation from state agencies, counties, municipalities, school districts, or transit authorities.

The opportunities that sit adjacent to this code span school districts (Baconton Community Charter School in Georgia, Colquitt County School Nutrition in Georgia, Rockwood R-VI School District in Missouri, Henry County Schools in Georgia, Houston County School District in Georgia), city governments (City of Edinburg, Texas for CACFP meal service), a county purchasing office (Hillsborough County, Florida for miscellaneous kitchen supplies), and a state school system (Atlanta Public Schools in Georgia). Most activity concentrates in Georgia, with secondary activity in Texas, Missouri, and Florida. The representative opportunities—Colquitt County School Nutrition's IFB for kitchen smallwares (bids due June 15, 2026), Rockwood R-VI School District's competitive bid for small equipment (due April 28, 2026), and Henry County Schools' IFB for cafeteria smallwares (due May 5, 2026)—all show school districts as primary buyers of broad food-service smallwares assortments rather than discrete utensil commodities. No procurement evidence supports wooden spoons as a tracked or separately solicited line item in state and local contracting under this code.