UNSPSC 56121402: Mobile stool tables

UNSPSC 56121402 Mobile stool tables, a Commodity code, represents seating and table furniture purchased by state and local governments for cafeteria and dining facility upgrades, typically specified by school districts and educational institutions alongside complementary seating and dining surfaces. State and local buyers procure mobile stool tables as components within broader cafeteria modernization projects—not as standalone line items—bundled with fixed tables, chairs, and installation services to refresh dining environments and increase seating capacity. Recent solicitations show specifications ranging from counter-height post-leg models to wave-top configurations with integrated stools, custom laminate options, and ADA-compliant variants, frequently sourced from manufacturers such as Palmer Hamilton, Allermuir, and SICO or specified as equivalent alternatives when exact models are unavailable.

School districts dominate recent activity under this code, with secondary procurement from state-level facility management offices. Norwich Free Academy (Connecticut) bid cafeteria furniture including stool tables for the Tirrell Building Cafeteria Upgrade through ITB 37150 with delivery and installation due June 11, 2026; Gull Lake Community Schools (Michigan) solicited 18 Palmer Hamilton 12-stool tables plus wave-top variants through RFP RFPGLCS2600000019091 with proposals due May 14, 2026, and Harlandale Independent School District (Texas) included stool seating in RFP 260012 for visual upgrades across two high school cafeterias, with mandatory site visits and a May 28, 2026 deadline. The State of Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration specified Allermuir upholstered stools within a broader capitol cafeteria furniture procurement (DQ1 DQ1AAHA20260003731 and variant DQ1AAHA20260003732, May 29, 2026 deadline, $250,000 budget). Activity concentrates in the Northeast and Upper Midwest, with secondary presence in the Southeast and Southwest; Colorado and Connecticut show repeat procurement activity in the May–June 2026 window. Early delivery penalties, strict specification compliance, and tight installation windows are common; buyers typically require FOB destination delivery with vendor responsibility for assembly, placement in designated areas, debris removal, and coordination around building access constraints such as stairwells or limited elevator availability.