UNSPSC 30181514: Toilet tank covers

UNSPSC 30181514 Toilet tank covers (Commodity) shows sparse recent state and local procurement activity. Of the 36 opportunities in the block, none involves toilet tank covers as a standalone item or primary commodity purchase. The code does not reflect what state and local government actually buys under this designation; instead, toilet tank covers appear incidentally—if at all—within larger bathroom or facility renovation scopes. Restroom renovations do appear repeatedly across multiple jurisdictions (the City of Pembroke Pines, South Georgia State College, Brooks County Georgia, Clay County Florida, the Town of Waterford Connecticut, the City of St. Marys Georgia, the City of Bridgeport Connecticut, and others), but in every case the primary purchase is comprehensive plumbing, construction, and fixture work bundled together under broader Commodity or Class codes such as bathroom renovation or general contracting, not specifically toilet tank covers.

Issuing bodies pursuing restroom work include city governments (San Antonio, Phoenix, Port Wentworth, Ocala, Pembroke Pines, Bridgeport, St. Marys, Rome), counties (Seminole County Florida, Clay County Florida, Brooks County Georgia, Galveston County Texas, Marion County Florida), school districts and colleges (Fort Bend ISD Texas, Fulton County Schools Georgia, South Georgia State College), and transit/utility agencies (City of Ocala Electric Utility). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Connecticut, and Arizona, with most recent postings from September through October 2026. Representative solicitations include the City of Pembroke Pines RFB RE-26-03 for park restroom renovations with a response due July 21, 2026 (IFB, Davis-Bacon wage compliance); the Town of Waterford Connecticut IFB 26011 for police department locker room renovation due October 15, 2026; and Brooks County Georgia's bid for jail shower stall replacement due September 17, 2026. None of these opportunities isolates toilet tank covers as a line item or lets-to-trade opportunity; each treats bathroom fixtures as subordinate components within general construction or renovation contracts. The code does not align with measurable recent state and local procurement patterns.