UNSPSC 57080104: IT kit for office

Purpose of the office/living: Flexible and adaptable for use as office, living, conference rooms, medical examination room. Operating conditions: The environment in which the MSUs will be working in is very diverse with extreme weather conditions from very cold with ice/snow and on the opposite end of the spectrum very hot and humid. Easy installation: To be installed by a maximum of 5 unskilled people supported by simple instruction cards; the installation time shall require minimum timing (trained people should install one basic unit in maximum 30 minutes).

The prefabs shall require only some standard tools. Package: one unit collapsed and packed in one extra size steel pallet adapt for transport into standard 20ft and 40ft containers; adapt for air-transport into cargoes aircraft; adapt for transport with helicopters; adapt for transport by trucks; modular in design.

UNSPSC 57080104 IT kit for office is a Commodity code that state and local governments are not actively pursuing under this designation. The recent opportunities tagged to this code show a persistent classification mismatch—solicitations for specialty paper supplies, vinyl materials, office supplies, warehouse inventory (boat packages), and classroom supplies appear under the code, yet none of these purchases constitute "IT kits for office" in any conventional sense. The Orange County Transportation Authority has posted IFBs for specialty paper ($200,000 budgeted) and oversize vinyl materials ($110,000 budgeted); Cobb County School District is seeking general office supplies with approximately $2 million annual expenditure; and Pinellas County Schools solicited classroom and office supplies with an approximate annual contract value of $330,000. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and what procurement offices are actually buying suggests either systematic tagging error in source systems or that the code itself does not reflect current state and local purchasing patterns for hardware-based office IT equipment.

Activity is concentrated in Florida (Orange County Transportation Authority, Cobb County Schools in Georgia, Pinellas County Schools, Marion County and Clay County procurement events) and Texas (Denton County, Collin County Community College, Birdville ISD, City of Lompoc in California, and Superior Court of Los Angeles). The issuing bodies span transportation authorities, school districts, cities, and counties. Representative recent opportunities include the Orange County Transportation Authority's IFB for specialty paper due August 24, 2026, Cobb County School District's office supplies RFP due November 4, 2026, and Pinellas County Schools' classroom and office supplies ITB due April 30, 2026. If your firm supplies actual IT hardware kits (laptops, peripherals, networking equipment bundled for office deployment), this code shows little relevant recent procurement velocity, and pursuing opportunities under it would require clarification with issuing bodies on whether their IT procurement is tagged elsewhere or consolidated into larger technology contracts.