UNSPSC 30161719: Carpet or rug underlays

UNSPSC 30161719 Carpet or rug underlays is a Commodity code tracking the installation and replacement of carpet and flooring materials—broadloom carpet, carpet tiles, resilient tiles (VCT, LVT, rubber), vinyl and ceramic floor coverings, and associated base and stair components—across state and local facilities including conference centers, libraries, schools, office buildings, and institutional properties. The actual procurement activity under this code spans removal and disposal of existing flooring, subfloor preparation, and installation of new commercial-grade products to specification, often bundled with floor treatment and surface finishing work. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code include state agencies, counties, municipalities, independent school districts, special-purpose authorities, and quasi-public agencies. Georgia World Congress Center Authority, the City of Meriden, City of Madison, Texas Southern University, Satilla Regional Library System, Jackson County Missouri, Uintah County Utah, School Board of Seminole County Florida, Atlanta Public Schools, and the California Department of Industrial Relations have posted opportunities in the recent block, with repeat activity from the Georgia World Congress Center Authority and Atlanta Public Schools signaling sustained facility renovation cycles.

Recent activity spans the Southeast, Midwest, and West Coast. Georgia World Congress Center Authority issued two carpet replacement solicitations in February and July 2026 for building meeting room work in Atlanta; Satilla Regional Library System posted a $1 million library renovation RFP in May 2026 in Douglas, Georgia; City of Meriden issued a school flooring RFQ in June 2026 for approximately 5,630 square feet of carpet tile at Platt High School in Connecticut; Community Development Authority of the City of Madison posted an RFB in June 2026 for 2,800 square feet of commercial carpet tile installation at Karabis Apartments in Wisconsin; Jackson County Missouri issued a 24-month carpet and flooring supply contract IFB in April 2026 with estimated annual spend of $150,000; Uintah County Utah solicited ballroom carpet replacement via RFP in April 2026 for approximately 13,000 square feet; Atlanta Public Schools released two concurrent flooring installation service IFBs in February 2026 with one-year terms and four renewal options; and the California Department of Industrial Relations posted IFB S25BMO009 in February 2026 for removal and installation of carpet and VCT at its Oakland office with an $800,000 budget and May 2026 start date. Most solicitations use IFB and RFP notice types with response dates between March and August 2026. Prevailing wage compliance, workers' compensation and liability insurance (typically $1 million per occurrence minimum), and bid/performance bonds are standard requirements across jurisdictions.