UNSPSC 30181504: Sinks

UNSPSC 30181504 Sinks is a Commodity code representing fixtures and components procured by state and local governments for facility renovations, restroom upgrades, and building system replacements. State and local agencies buy under this code when specifying sinks and related plumbing fixtures as line items in larger renovation or maintenance projects. Recent solicitations frame sinks not in isolation but as elements within comprehensive scope: the City of Pembroke Pines solicited sink replacement as part of park restroom renovations (estimated $310,000, IFB #RE-26-03, July 21, 2026 due date); Seminole County issued multiple home reconstruction bids specifying bathroom sink fixtures as part of complete residential builds (engineer's estimates $225,000 to $250,000); and the City of Bridgeport included hand-free faucets and vanities in a four-floor facility renovation at the Prospect House (IFB CGB003277, July 22, 2026 due date). The issuing bodies span counties (Seminole, Volusia), cities (Pembroke Pines, Bridgeport, Phoenix, Norcross, Tucson), school districts (Fulton County Schools, Garland ISD, South Georgia State College), and state departments (Texas HHS, Texas TDCJ, Georgia Department of Aviation). A notable pattern of repeat buyers emerges: Seminole County issued at least four home reconstruction solicitations within the sample, and Pembroke Pines posted multiple park facility projects.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with secondary presence in Texas and scattered activity in California, Wisconsin, and Arizona. Representative solicitations underscore the code's actual purchase pattern: the City of Phoenix specified high-density polyethylene and polyvinyl chloride pipe with fittings and ancillary equipment on an as-needed basis under IFB 26-SW-0379 (August 12, 2026 due date), a three-year supply contract reflecting the broader plumbing-materials ecosystem rather than sinks alone; Texas HHS procured HVAC and plumbing parts including water heaters, mixing valves, and copper tubing for Vernon State Hospital (IFB HHS0017447 V2, July 28, 2026 due date); and Pinellas County sought a comprehensive catalog of plumbing supplies including fixtures, faucets, and low-flow toilets under an ITQ (estimated $120,000 total over three years at $40,000 annually). The code shows robust activity, though much procurement appears bracketed in larger plumbing or facility-services packages rather than sink-specific purchases. Opportunities favor suppliers positioned in the mechanical and plumbing wholesaler channel serving general contractors, facility maintenance teams, and construction project managers.