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 that captures smallwares and disposable food-service supplies purchased by state and local jurisdictions for school nutrition programs, correctional facilities, and institutional food services. State and local governments buy bottle splash guards—along with steam table pans, serving containers, utensils, portioning equipment, film dispensers, measuring tools, storage items, and related smallwares—as components of larger kitchen and cafeteria supply procurements. The issuing bodies are predominantly school districts and school food authorities, supplemented by county governments, state health and human services agencies, and independent charter schools. These entities solicit these items through formal sealed-bid processes (IFB) and catalog discount vehicles as recurring annual or multi-year contracts tied to school nutrition operations and meal-service requirements.

Recent activity clusters in Georgia and Texas, with secondary activity in Ohio and Florida. The Commodity code sees regular buying across school districts in Bartow County, Colquitt County, and Baconton Community Charter School in Georgia; Fulton County Schools in Georgia; Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) for the Richmond State Supported Living Center; Gwinnett County smallwares catalog discount (IFB PE77021NONST2027000000217, due October 16, 2026); Baconton Community Charter School smallware and small equipment (IFB PE55407NONST2027000000012, due August 3, 2026); Colquitt County School Nutrition kitchen smallwares (IFB SY26-27, due June 15, 2026); and Bartow County School System paper goods and supplies for school nutrition (IFB 2027-03, due September 30, 2026). Contract terms typically run one school year with options to renew for up to four additional one-year terms. Pricing is firm-fixed for the initial term, with subsequent adjustments limited to documented market-condition changes verified by third-party indices.