NIGP 48532: Deodorants, Room, All Types

NIGP 48532 Deodorants, Room, All Types (Item) encompasses room fragrance products and air-treatment solutions that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance and custodial operations. The code captures battery-powered air diffusers, scent dispensers, and related room deodorization equipment acquired as components of broader custodial supply contracts or as standalone small-order purchases. Issuing bodies include municipal procurement offices, county school districts, and educational purchasing cooperatives. School districts dominate activity under this code, procuring deodorants and air freshening products as line items within larger custodial supply requirements spanning cleaning chemicals, paper products, floor care equipment, and tools for facility-wide maintenance across multiple school buildings and support spaces.

Recent solicitations show concentrated activity in Georgia and Texas. The City of Philadelphia issued a battery-powered air diffuser request for bid due July 8, 2026, structured as a requirements contract specifying ScentAir brand equipment for lowest-responsive-and-responsible award. Madison County Board of Education in Danielsville, Georgia, included deodorant and room treatment supplies in its custodial supplies RFP CSUP 05-26 (due June 2, 2026) covering eight facilities serving approximately 5,415 students across 787,296 square feet. Muscogee County School District in Columbus, Georgia, solicited custodial supplies and equipment through competitive bid 26-022 (due May 22, 2026) encompassing 104 line items including floor care and cleaning supplies across all district schools and non-school locations through June 30, 2027, with renewal options up to three years. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas released a catalog discount RFP (CUS2223) for custodial supplies serving multiple member school districts, with estimated total expenditures of $5.22 million across the cooperative membership, indicating room deodorants are typically bundled within district-wide or regional purchasing vehicles rather than sourced as standalone commodity line items.