UNSPSC 56111502: Casegood or non modular executive office packages

UNSPSC 56111502 Casegood or non-modular executive office packages (Commodity) covers single-piece or integrated executive and administrative furniture systems — desks, credenzas, executive chairs, conference tables, and related casework — that state and local governments are actively procuring for office buildouts, administrative facilities, and operational headquarters. Recent solicitations show school districts, county governments, and state agencies purchasing complete office-furniture suites for new administrative complexes, board offices, and departmental relocations, with vendors typically required to provide layout and design services, delivery, assembly, and installation as part of the contract.

School districts and county governments dominate recent activity under this code. Pinellas County Schools, acting as lead agency for a national cooperative purchasing vehicle (CoreTrust Public Sector), issued a best-value RFP on September 28, 2026 for school and government furniture across ten categories with an estimated contract value of $20 million and a response deadline of January 5, 2026; Butts County School System (Georgia) solicited proposals due September 30, 2026 for a complete turnkey executive and administrative office-furniture package for a new Board of Education office, emphasizing best value over lowest price; and Dougherty County School System (Georgia) sought sealed proposals due June 16, 2026 for 33 line items of commercial-grade office furniture across multiple administrative offices with a local-vendor preference allowing two-percent price matching. Other recent activity spans state agencies (Texas General Land Office, RFP 8399-SJ, due August 12, 2026 for Stephen F. Austin Building furnishings with mandatory Steelcase product specifications and VetHUB subcontracting-plan requirements), special-purpose districts (Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority, due July 22, 2026 for New Administrative Complex furnishings), and higher-education institutions (Christopher Newport University, IFB due June 25, 2026). Georgia, Florida, and Texas show the densest recent solicitation activity, with secondary activity across Virginia and other states. Cooperative purchasing vehicles such as CoreTrust and the Sacramento County Procurement Alliance (SCoPA) are routing school and government-sector demand into multi-year, multi-jurisdiction contracts that extend selected awards nationwide.