UNSPSC 56121611: Infant table

A table used by infants and young children at nursery school, kindergarten and elementary schools.

UNSPSC 56121611 Infant table (Commodity) reflects state and local purchases of early childhood equipment and furnishings for child care, early learning centers, and maternal and child health programs — though recent solicitations show the code applied more broadly to capture infant safe-sleep products, portable cribs, car seats, and related wellness supplies alongside traditional furniture. Child Care Associates, an early learning organization in the North Central Texas region, and the City of Detroit Health Department are the repeat buyers in recent activity, both procuring comprehensive infant and early childhood equipment for direct service delivery. State and local issuers under this code span early childhood services networks, municipal health departments, and child care provider organizations rather than school districts or transportation authorities.

Recent activity is geographically concentrated in Texas and Michigan. Child Care Associates issued RFP 2026RFP01 on March 2, 2026, seeking instructional resources, supplies, furniture, and equipment for ages 0–5 across Tarrant County and North Central Texas on an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity basis with a three-year initial term and optional two-year renewal; the organization noted that affiliated for-profit entities cannot use cooperative purchasing vehicles, making this direct contract vehicle valuable for comprehensive coverage. The City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement issued RFQ No. 538597 on February 12, 2026 (due February 18, 2026) for Safe Sleep and Infant Wellness Supplies on behalf of the Health Department's Maternal Child Health Division, requesting nine product categories including portable cribs, infant car seats, safe-sleep survival kits, wearable blankets, and parent education materials, structured as a Blanket Purchase Agreement with a two-year initial term; this solicitation is restricted to certified Detroit-based businesses with equalization credit allowances of one to five percent and requires full compliance with Detroit affidavit and insurance documentation.