UNSPSC 56111705: Casegood or non modular lighting or power or data components

UNSPSC 56111705 Casegood or non modular lighting or power or data components is a Commodity code that encompasses fixed or non-reconfigurable furniture systems, dispatch and operations consoles, modular workstations, and integrated seating and support structures for facilities ranging from emergency communications centers to educational and administrative spaces. State and local governments procure under this code primarily through counties, school districts, special-purpose authorities, and municipal agencies seeking complete turnkey furniture solutions—including design, procurement, delivery, assembly, installation, and warranty—rather than components purchased separately. The work typically involves commercial-grade console systems rated for continuous operations, sit/stand adjustable workstations with integrated monitor arrays and cable management, and furnished spaces designed for public safety, education, or administrative functions. Pricing is uniformly firm, all-inclusive of labor, materials, freight, and on-site installation, with response cycles ranging from thirty to ninety days.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia, Texas, and Florida, with secondary procurement from Oregon and across the upper Midwest through cooperative purchasing vehicles. Butts County Board of Commissioners is procuring five dual-lift 911 dispatch consoles for a new emergency communications facility in Jackson, Georgia—an RFP due November 19, 2026, requiring five percent bid bonds, 100 percent performance and payment bonds, and full compliance with Davis-Bacon and Buy America provisions. Pinellas County Schools, acting as Lead Agency through CoreTrust Public Sector, issued a nationwide cooperative RFP (due January 5, 2026) for school furniture across ten categories with an estimated value of $20 million covering classroom, library, administrative, and specialized adaptive spaces. Fayette County, Georgia is soliciting design and installation of twelve mission-critical dispatch console positions with a ten-year comprehensive warranty and mandatory engineering continuity guarantee through September 9, 2026. The Texas General Land Office required mandatory subcontracting plans with State of Texas VetHUB outreach for furnishings at the Stephen F. Austin Building in Austin (RFP 8399-SJ, due August 12, 2026, with specified Steelcase product mandates and a 40 percent cost weighting). The University of Houston System issued multiple ITBs for student housing and classroom furniture throughout July and August 2026. Clean Water Services in Oregon executed a cooperative purchase from Steelcase through a NASPO ValuePoint contract for $734,758.89 in office furniture and installation services. Butts County School System sought commercial office furniture for a new Board office via RFP (due September 30, 2026) with a best-value evaluation structure and Georgia-manufactured product preference. The Texas Facilities Commission solicited a five-package furniture bid for the Texas School for the Deaf with mandatory subcontracting plans and VetHUB recruitment requirements (due September 10, 2026).