UNSPSC 24122005: Applicator bottles

UNSPSC 24122005 Applicator bottles, a Commodity code, represents a narrow segment of state and local procurement that encompasses dispensing equipment and bottles used in custodial and facility-maintenance operations. Recent solicitations show that applicator bottles are procured alongside or as components of broader custodial-supply and janitorial-equipment purchases rather than as standalone line items. School districts and county governments dominate the issuing bodies, with secondary activity from municipalities and special-purpose districts. Georgia and Texas account for the bulk of recent activity, with secondary procurement in Florida and California. The scope of work spans custodial supplies and equipment for school facilities, county fire rescue departments, municipal court and administrative buildings, and food-service operations. Representative recent opportunities include the Cobb County School District's $550,000 custodial-equipment procurement (RFP B27046, due September 23, 2026), Forsyth County Schools' custodial-liquids solicitation (due September 18, 2026), Northside Independent School District's custodial-supplies RFP (RFP 2026-071, due June 4, 2026), Madison County Board of Education's custodial-supplies proposal (CSUP 05-26, due June 2, 2026), and the Dougherty County School System's warehouse-restock RFQ for 36 line items of custodial supplies (004-PUR-2027, due May 27, 2026).

The geographic spread reflects concentrated recent activity in Georgia (Cobb County Schools, Forsyth County Schools, Madison County Schools, Dougherty County School System, City of South Fulton) and Texas (Northside Independent School District, Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District, City of Edinburg). Secondary activity appears in Florida (Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' $765,679.84 janitorial and operational supplies contract, ITB 26-00319, due July 24, 2026) and California (Solano County's toiletry paper products IFB for jail and detention facilities, due April 15, 2024). A cooperative-purchasing vehicle, the Association of Educational Purchasing Agencies (AEPA) solicitation 027-B for custodial supplies and equipment (due August 13, 2026), spans 31 state member agencies and represents multi-state procurement potential. School districts and county education systems appear in the majority of recent opportunities, with municipal governments and special districts representing a smaller share. No set-asides or specific preference programs are identified in the recent solicitations.