UNSPSC 56111504: Casegood or non modular managerial office packages

UNSPSC 56111504 Casegood or non-modular managerial office packages is a Commodity code covering the procurement of complete office furniture systems—desks, chairs, storage, conference tables, and seating—supplied and installed for state and local administrative, educational, and operational spaces. State and local buyers under this code are predominantly state agencies, county governments, municipalities, school districts, community colleges, and special-purpose authorities, with recent activity concentrated among Texas state offices, California community colleges, North Carolina cities, and Florida school systems and counties.

Recent solicitations span a broad geographic and organizational mix. The Texas General Land Office issued RFP 8399SJ in July 2026 for Steelcase furnishings across five suites of the Stephen F. Austin Building in Austin, with proposals due August 12, 2026 and mandatory VetHUB subcontracting participation. The County of Sacramento posted RFP 2026-RFP-0055 in June 2026 (due June 25, 2026) for a cooperative purchasing pool of moving and relocation vendors through SCoPA, extending access to participating governments, schools, and nonprofits statewide. Christopher Newport University (Virginia) issued IFB 242-26-00069 in April 2026 for outdoor furniture delivery and installation, with bids due April 28, 2026. Dougherty County School System (Georgia) solicited sealed proposals under RFQ 022-PUR-2026 for 33 line items of commercial-grade office furniture across administrative offices, due June 16, 2026, with a local preference allowing Dougherty County suppliers to match the lowest bid within two percent or $2,500. The City of Charlotte (North Carolina), acting as Lead Agency for OMNIA Partners, issued a national cooperative purchasing RFP (Solicitation 2692025148) in February 2026 for comprehensive furniture, installation, and design services nationwide, due April 3, 2026, with anticipated annual contract volume of approximately $500 million across all participating public agencies. Activity is heaviest in Texas, California, Georgia, Virginia, and North Carolina, with secondary activity in Florida and Illinois.