UNSPSC 56101701: Credenzas

UNSPSC 56101701 Credenzas is a Commodity code that spans office storage and display furniture for state and local government facilities. The code captures the supply, delivery, and installation of credenzas, filing cabinets, and related built-in or freestanding storage units that support office and administrative workspaces. State and local solicitations under this code reflect mixed-use purchasing — from modular workspace furnishings tied to facility renovations and office reconfigurations to specialized storage equipment for government operations. Issuing bodies include state agencies, county governments, and municipal authorities managing office buildings, administrative campuses, and operational facilities. Vendors competing here must typically demonstrate relevant installation experience, maintain adequate insurance coverage (Commercial General Liability in the $1 million range is common), and often comply with prevailing-wage, set-aside, or cooperative-purchasing frameworks depending on the jurisdiction.

The code shows recent activity concentrated in Texas and the broader Southeast, based on current solicitation postings. The Texas General Land Office posted RFP 8399-SJ in July 2026, soliciting office furnishings including credenzas and related storage for five suites in the Stephen F. Austin Building in Austin, with proposals due August 12, 2026 and a mandatory pre-proposal conference and site tour on July 21, 2026; the GLO mandated Steelcase brand products for core items, required a five-year track record in office furnishings and installation, and weighted evaluation 40% cost, 30% experience and past performance, 25% methodology and schedule, and 5% responsiveness. That same solicitation requires a Subcontracting Plan with good-faith efforts to include State of Texas certified Veteran-Owned Historically Underutilized Businesses (VetHUB), and mandates Commercial General Liability of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate from Texas-licensed insurers rated A- or better by A.M. Best. While the source includes two additional recent opportunities (a Sourcewell law enforcement cooperative and a Hillsborough County animal shelter equipment procurement), neither is materially aligned with the credenzas Commodity code scope, indicating limited depth of recent relevant postings for this specific product line.