UNSPSC 30181508: Restroom partitions

UNSPSC 30181508 Restroom partitions (Commodity) represents bathroom partition systems, fixtures, and related interior renovation work that state and local governments procure as part of broader facility renovations and restroom upgrades. Recent solicitations show this code tags work encompassing not only partition installation but also complete restroom interior finishes—plumbing fixture replacement, tile and flooring work, lighting upgrades, and accessory installation—indicating that the code captures the full scope of restroom buildout rather than partitions in isolation. State and local issuing bodies span cities, counties, school districts, and specialized agencies; the Town of Waterford, Connecticut; City of Pembroke Pines, Florida; City of St. Marys, Georgia; Beaver County School District (Utah); South Georgia State College; and Brooks County, Georgia (jail) have all solicited restroom work recently. Activity is geographically dispersed across the South (Florida, Georgia), Southwest (Arizona), Mountain West (Utah), and Northeast (Connecticut), with no single region dominating.

Representative recent opportunities include the Town of Waterford Police Department locker room renovation (IFB 26-011, bids due October 15, 2026) under Connecticut prevailing wage rules, encompassing new toilet partitions, plumbing fixtures, and mechanical systems with 120-day completion; the City of Pembroke Pines park restroom renovations at five locations (IFB RE-26-03, estimated value $310,000, bids due July 21, 2026, now closed) covering complete interior buildout with epoxy flooring, tile, low-flow fixtures, and partition replacement subject to Davis-Bacon wage requirements and HUD Section 3 employment goals; and Brooks County, Georgia's jail shower stall replacement (bids due September 17, 2026, now closed) removing and replacing 40 shower stalls across upstairs and downstairs facilities within 180 days to substantial completion. Semicolon The code also captures more modest restroom upgrades such as Collins Hall at South Georgia State College (six restrooms with fixture replacement, LED lighting, and ADA partition modifications) and specialized facilities like the Coast Guard Station women's bathroom conversion in St. Marys, Georgia, where partition carving and toilet relocation converted existing space. Prevailing wage mandates, federal compliance frameworks (Davis-Bacon, Section 3, FEMA requirements on disaster recovery projects), and local preferences apply to many solicitations; insurability, bonding, and extended project schedules (90 to 180 days typical) are standard contract conditions.