UNSPSC 30161717: Access flooring

UNSPSC 30161717 Access flooring is a Commodity code that encompasses flooring products and installation services—carpet, vinyl composition tile, wood grain flooring, and related base and trim materials—procured by state and local government agencies for interior renovation and water damage restoration projects. State and local buyers under this code include housing authorities, state departments, and municipal facilities management offices. The scope of work involves removal of damaged or worn flooring materials, installation of replacement products to specification, and associated labor, materials, and disposal services. Contractors solicited typically hold active state contractor licenses (California Class B General Contractor, A-General Engineering Contractor, or C-15 Flooring and Floor Covering licenses, depending on jurisdiction) and must comply with prevailing wage requirements and public works contractor registration where applicable.

Recent activity centers in California, where the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) issued Invitation for Bid S25BMO009 for carpet and vinyl flooring removal and installation at its Oakland office at 1515 Clay Street, with bids due April 3, 2026, and a budget of $800,000; the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda issued Invitation for Bid AHA-HD-009 for water damage restoration including flooring replacement across fifteen residential units at Independent Plaza, with bids due August 5, 2026. Both opportunities required mandatory pre-bid conferences and site visits, prevailing wage compliance, and specified product manufacturers and models. A separate cooperative purchasing RFP through Sourcewell for law enforcement equipment was tagged under this code but does not reflect flooring procurement activity. Geographic spread appears concentrated in California's Bay Area, though the cooperative purchasing vehicle through Sourcewell suggests broader state and local participation across the United States and Canada.