UNSPSC 56101719: Side table

A desk that is connected to the main desk to expand the work space.

UNSPSC 56101719 Side table, a Commodity code, does not reflect the actual scope of state and local procurement activity tagged under this classification. The recent opportunities block shows no purchases of standalone side tables. Instead, state and local agencies are soliciting comprehensive office and institutional furniture packages—multi-item procurements spanning task chairs, conference tables, desks, credenzas, shelving, and related furnishings—as components of broader workplace, educational, or operational outfitting projects. When side tables appear in these solicitations, they are line items within larger furniture assemblies, not the primary procurement driver. The issuing bodies include state departments (Oregon Department of Transportation, Texas Office of the Attorney General, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Facilities Commission), county school districts (Greene County School District in Georgia), municipal offices (City of Philadelphia), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell representing multiple Washington counties and nationwide governmental entities). The work typically involves furnishing and installing complete workstations, classroom labs, dispatch centers, student housing, and field support offices rather than procuring side tables as discrete products.

Geographic activity is concentrated in Texas (three separate procurements from state agencies), with additional recent opportunities in Oregon, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. A cooperative purchasing RFP issued by Sourcewell on behalf of Washington counties also appears in the block, though that solicitation is for law enforcement equipment rather than office furnishings and does not directly reflect side-table demand. Representative recent opportunities include the Oregon Department of Transportation's RFCQ (S-73000-00017851, due October 8, 2026) for six height-adjustable dispatch consoles with monitor mounts and storage pedestals—a specialized furniture specification driven by 24/7/365 operational requirements; the Texas Office of the Attorney General's IFB (302-27-247268, due September 8, 2026) for 107 mixed furniture pieces across 16 line items including side tables, printer stations, and conference seating; and the Texas Facilities Commission's RFP (0010514, due September 10, 2026) for a multi-package furniture suite supporting student housing, classroom expansion, and security improvements at the Texas School for the Deaf. Smaller micro purchases from Philadelphia indicate demand for office furniture refresh at the municipal level. The code's recent activity suggests limited relevance to vendors focused solely on side-table manufacturing or supply—the market is driven by systems integrators and full-service office furnishings suppliers competing on comprehensive, specification-driven packages with installation requirements.