UNSPSC 30181519: Latrine / squatting plate

The latrine or squatting plate may be used either on a shallow or deep trench, up to 600mm wide, with additional support and bearing onto the ground provided by poles or timbers at least 1200mm long; it may also be used on a supporting slab of planks to provide a hygienic surface with a well-fitted lid. Item's Details: Material: Thermoplastic (Polypropylene) Features: Resistant to commonly used chemicals, urine, and feces, Easy to clean, removable cover with handle Feet placement areas designed to prevent slipping.

UNSPSC 30181519 Latrine / squatting plate, a Commodity code, shows little relevant recent activity under state and local procurement. The code nominally describes toilet and sanitation fixtures, but the recent opportunities dataset tagged with this code contains no solicitations for latrines, squatting plates, or related fixtures. Instead, the opportunities reference restroom renovations, home reconstructions, plumbing supplies, HVAC equipment, industrial pipe, and facility management—work that falls under different UNSPSC families covering general construction, plumbing systems, and building maintenance. The mismatch suggests either a cataloging error in how opportunities have been tagged or that 30181519 is seldom used by state and local procurement offices in North America for the work they actually buy.

State and local governments do solicit bathroom and restroom renovation work frequently—the dataset includes at least fifteen restroom or bathroom renovation projects from cities, counties, school districts, and other public bodies in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Connecticut, and Arizona, with response dates from May through December 2026—but these are classified and tagged at higher-tier codes covering general construction and renovation services, not at the latrine-fixture commodity level. If your firm supplies specialized toilet fixtures, sanitation hardware, or portable restroom equipment, monitor this code for future activity, but current signals suggest pursuing work through the general plumbing and building renovation channels where the actual RFPs and IFBs are posted.