UNSPSC 52151661: Bottle splash guard

A type of insert designed for wide mouth bottles. It provides a smaller drinking hole to block the splash. Domestic use only.

UNSPSC 52151661 Bottle splash guard is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly matching its narrow scope. The source contains nine recent state and local solicitations, yet only one—the City of Edinburg's CACFP Meal Program RFP (RFP2026017, due August 4, 2026)—explicitly names splash guards or related food-service containment items as part of a broader nonfood supplies category. The Edinburg solicitation groups splash guards with food storage bags, aluminum foil, hair nets, and gloves to support child and adult care food service for approximately 400 children ages 1–18. The remaining eight opportunities (school district kitchen smallwares, commercial kitchen equipment repair, miscellaneous kitchen supplies, and law enforcement equipment) do not reference bottle splash guards or close functional equivalents in their scope descriptions, suggesting the code may be tagged to broader procurement activities that do not actively source this specific commodity.

Recent activity shows school districts and school nutrition programs as the primary issuing bodies—Colquitt County School Nutrition (IFB SY26-27, due June 15, 2026), Baconton Community Charter School (sealed bid due August 3, 2026), Henry County Schools (IFB due May 5, 2026), Houston County School District (ITB 27-002, due April 16, 2026), and Rockwood R-VI School District (competitive bid due April 28, 2026)—along with the City of Edinburg, Hillsborough County, and Atlanta Public Schools. Geographic spread centers on Georgia (Colquitt, Baconton, Henry, Houston counties) with additional activity in Texas (Edinburg), Missouri (Rockwood), and Florida (Hillsborough). However, the code shows no clear demand signal for bottle splash guards as a line-item procurement. Vendors pursuing this code should verify whether issuers are actively seeking this product as a standalone item or whether it appears only incidentally within broader kitchen smallwares or food-service supply categories; the current activity block offers limited evidence of direct solicitation volume for the commodity itself.