Wood Displays and Fixtures

The Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) is conducting market research to identify vendors for a recurring requirement for commercial wooden fixtures and displays. This procurement supports approximately 235 commissary stores in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and international locations in Europe and the Far East. The agency is evaluating the availability of small business vendors under NAICS code 337215. The scope includes specialized display equipment for bakery, floral, and produce departments, such as multi-tiered bakery islands, orchard bins, and European-style tilt-top tables. Capability statements and product brochures must demonstrate the ability to meet technical standards and comply with the Buy American statute. Responses are due by June 15, 2026. The government provided eleven Commercial Equipment Description (CED) documents detailing minimal acceptable standards for each fixture type. These specifications require high-quality materials, including oak with moisture-resistant sealants, and mandate parts support for five years beyond the equipment's life cycle. This opportunity uses Commercial Equipment Descriptions (CEDs) to define technical specifications for display units like bakery islands, floral walls, and produce tables. These fixtures are designed to improve product visibility and self-service in commissaries. The government is collecting capability statements, brochures, and manufacturing origin data. The Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) requires commercial wooden fixtures and displays for bakery and produce departments at approximately 235 commissary locations. The scope includes delivery to sites in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Europe, and the Far East. These fixtures must provide 360-degre…