UNSPSC 95121903: Lecture theater

A lecture theater is a building or structure where lectures and presentations for large audiences are held

UNSPSC 95121903 Lecture theater is a Commodity code that names a single furniture or equipment item — auditorium or lecture-hall seating — but recent state and local solicitations show minimal direct procurement activity under this code. Instead, the opportunities tagged to it involve comprehensive building renovations, facility improvements, and construction management services where auditorium seating may be one component among many. The few concrete examples in the recent block include Cobb County Schools' multiple bids for auditorium seating replacement and flooring work at middle schools (Awtrey, Barber, Cooper, Daniell, Lovinggood), issued as discrete renovation projects in early October 2026, and Mt. San Antonio Community College District's prequalification for a 1,200-square-foot mail-services remodel that specifies Armstrong ceiling systems and Sherwin Williams finishes but does not isolate seating as a line item. The code shows light recent activity concentrated in school-district procurement, primarily in Georgia and California, with issuing bodies limited to county school districts and community colleges rather than state departments or municipal authorities.

Cobb County Schools appears to be the most active buyer under this code in recent weeks, issuing five separate bids in October 2026 for auditorium seating, flooring, and window-blind work across middle schools—Awtrey (B27058, due November 4), Barber (B27059, due November 4), Cooper (B27060, due November 5), Daniell (B27061, due November 4), and Lovinggood (B27062, due November 5)—each scope including removal and installation of auditorium seating with adjacent flooring, base, and finishes. Mt. San Antonio Community College District's Building 4 Mail Services Remodel prequalification (2027093, due October 23, 2026) requires compliance with California prevailing wage, Community Workforce Agreement language, and a 3% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation goal, signaling that codes in this family may see stronger union and set-aside requirements in West Coast venues. Beyond these school-district examples, the recent block contains no other direct procurement of lecture-theater seating as a standalone product or primary service—most other opportunities tagged under this code involve construction management at risk, facility modernizations, HVAC and roofing work, and security vestibule construction where seating is incidental. Activity appears limited and fragmented; pursue only if your firm specializes in auditorium or lecture-hall seating supply and installation and maintains relationships in school districts, particularly in Georgia and California.