UNSPSC 95131606: Portable sales booth

A mobile booth installed for sales purposes at public locations such as public parks and roadsides.

UNSPSC 95131606 Portable sales booth is a Commodity code. State and local governments rarely solicit this code directly; the recent opportunities block contains no relevant procurements under this code. The single tagged opportunity—a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission prefabricated steel booth at the Presidio Port of Entry (IFB 458-E260214, bids due July 30, 2026)—names a state agency and describes a structure meeting the code's nominal scope, but the overwhelming majority of recent activity tagged to this code involves hangar construction, building renovations, utility infrastructure, bridge replacement, and other vertical and civil work unrelated to portable sales booths or modular structures. The code appears to see minimal dedicated procurement activity in state and local markets.

The Presidio Port of Entry booth solicitation represents the lone recent opportunity plainly matching the code scope: a 7-foot by 11-foot by 8-foot prefabricated steel structure with insulated walls, LED lighting, split-unit air conditioning, and commercial-grade finishes, designed for rapid delivery (14 calendar days) and installation with electrical hookup. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission solicitation is an IFB with a mandatory pre-bid virtual conference on July 14 and a question deadline of July 17, 2026. Beyond that single opportunity, the recent opportunities block shows state and local procurement tagged to this code but performing hangar design-build, facility renovation, bridge replacement, and infrastructure work—a pattern suggesting metadata misalignment rather than legitimate code activity. Geographic distribution is not meaningful given the sparse relevant activity; only Texas surfaces a recent, on-code solicitation. Firms pursuing portable sales booths and modular structures should monitor this code periodically but expect most opportunities to cluster in cooperative purchasing vehicles (such as Sourcewell's modular buildings RFP) or to appear under construction and building codes rather than under the sales-booth commodity itself.