UNSPSC 56111506: Casegood or non modular staff office packages

UNSPSC 56111506 Casegood or non-modular staff office packages (Commodity) describes furniture packages and console workstations that state and local governments procure for administrative offices, emergency operations centers, educational facilities, and housing. Recent solicitations show demand for turnkey office furniture installations, specialized sit-stand dispatch console systems, classroom and administrative furnishings, and modular workspaces with integrated technology, all typically including delivery, assembly, installation, and commissioning as bundled services. Issuing bodies span county boards of commissioners, school districts and school systems, universities, special-purpose districts, and state agencies. Georgia entities—Butts County Board of Commissioners, Butts County School System, and Fayette County—appear multiple times in recent opportunities, suggesting sustained procurement activity in that state. A few opportunities involve cooperative purchasing vehicles: Pinellas County Schools is procuring through CoreTrust Public Sector as the lead agency for a nationwide furniture contract, and Clean Water Services in Oregon is executing a purchase through the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative using a Utah state contract.

Recent representative solicitations include Butts County Board of Commissioners' RFP #27-02 for five dual-lift sit-stand dispatch consoles for its 911 Emergency Communications facility, due November 19, 2026, which specifies commercial-grade workstations with multiple monitor arrays, cable management, and ten-year warranty; Pinellas County Schools' Best Value RFP for school furniture and related services across ten categories (classroom, library, administrative, technology, adaptive, early childhood, flexible learning, cafeteria, outdoor, and performing arts) with approximately $20 million estimated value and a three-year term plus two optional one-year renewals, due January 5, 2026; Butts County School System's RFP for office furniture at its new Board of Education office, due September 30, 2026, emphasizing turnkey delivery with assembly, installation, and cleanup; and Fayette County, Georgia's RFP 27016-P for twelve mission-critical 911 Communications Center console workstations with electric sit-stand adjustment, integrated monitor arrays, and fifteen-year parts-availability guarantees, due September 9, 2026. The Texas General Land Office, the Texas Facilities Commission, and the University of Houston System also posted multiple furniture solicitations during the review period. Geographic concentration appears strongest in Georgia and Texas, with secondary activity in Florida, California, and Oregon.