NIGP 95410: Mop Cleaning Service

NIGP 95410 Mop Cleaning Service is an Item code covering the supply, delivery, and laundry services for microfiber mops and related cleaning textiles used in state and local facility operations. State and local governments procuring under this code seek weekly or scheduled deliveries of dry mops, wet mops, and fluid-resistant laundry bags, paired with pickup and laundering of soiled mops to maintain continuous supply chains at institutional facilities—particularly health and human services centers, county administrative buildings, and specialized care facilities. The work encompasses firm, fixed unit pricing for standardized mop types (typically 20-inch microfiber mops in green dry/dust and blue or yellow wet variants), twice-weekly service windows, rapid response availability during business hours, and compliance with commercial insurance and E-Verify participation requirements. Issuing bodies include state health and human services commissions, county boards of commissioners, and municipal janitorial procurement teams seeking either standalone mop service contracts or integrated into broader janitorial-services RFPs that bundle multiple cleaning tasks.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Texas and Georgia. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission posted two iterations of an IFB for mop supply and delivery pickup at Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center (due July 28, 2026, under solicitation HHS0017571V2), specifying twice-weekly delivery and pickup of approximately 1,570 mops and 20 laundry bags with a four-hour response requirement and historical annual spend of $30,000. Douglas County, Georgia issued an RFP for janitorial services across multiple county facilities (due August 25, 2026) that rolls mop supply and floor maintenance into a broader scope; pre-bid is August 5, 2026. Broader janitorial RFPs from Arlington, Texas and Dorchester County, South Carolina also reference floor stripping, waxing, and mop-related services as line items within larger cleaning-services procurements. Mop service alone appears as a standalone, lower-dollar procurement primarily through state health-services procurement channels and regional cooperative purchasing vehicles serving school districts and municipal agencies across Texas.