UNSPSC 30181600: Non sanitary residential fixtures

Non-ceramic plumbing related residential fixtures that are not considered sanitary ware.

UNSPSC 30181600 Non sanitary residential fixtures is a Class code that encompasses plumbing fixtures, bathroom and restroom components, and related building systems that state and local governments procure primarily through facility renovation, maintenance, and new-construction projects rather than as standalone material purchases. Recent state and local solicitations under this code center on fixture supply and installation as part of broader restroom, bathroom, and building-systems work, including toilet replacements, showerhead installations, faucets, drains, and accessories integrated into renovation scopes. Issuing bodies span city and county governments, school districts, state agencies, and special-purpose districts—particularly departments of public works, facilities management, water utilities, and corrections. Cities including Phoenix, San Antonio, Port Wentworth (Georgia), Waterford (Connecticut), Bridgeport (Connecticut), and St. Marys (Georgia) have posted recent solicitations. Counties including Seminole County (Florida), Clay County (Florida), Brooks County (Georgia), Galveston County (Texas), Gwinnett County (Georgia), and Pinal County (Arizona) are active buyers. School districts including Fort Bend ISD (Texas), Fulton County Schools (Georgia), and Garland ISD (Texas) have solicited supplies. The work spans renovation of existing facilities—particularly police departments, fire stations, correctional facilities, parks, utility buildings, and universities—where restroom upgrades, fixture replacement, and accessibility improvements drive procurement under this code.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and Connecticut based on the most recent opportunities. Representative recent solicitations include the City of San Antonio's Main Plaza Renovations (RFP 2026118, due December 1, 2026), a comprehensive scope covering restroom renovations and site furniture as part of a downtown public plaza redevelopment; Seminole County Board of County Commissioners' Home Reconstruction projects (multiple IFBs with engineer's estimates of $225,000 to $250,000 per unit, including plumbing fixture installation); Clay County Board of County Commissioners' Fire Station 17 Bathroom Renovation (IFB 2526098, due August 24, 2026), encompassing approximately 2,800 square feet of restroom and shower renovation with plumbing, mechanical, and electrical work; the Town of Waterford, Connecticut's Police Department Locker Room Renovations (IFB 26011, due October 15, 2026), featuring new plumbing fixtures and bathroom systems under prevailing wage; and the City of Pembroke Pines' Restroom Renovations at Various Parks (IFB RE-26-03, due July 21, 2026), a federally funded Davis-Bacon project comprising approximately 3,468 square feet across five park locations with low-flow fixtures and accessibility upgrades. Independent school districts and county water authorities frequently solicit fixtures and supplies through standing supply agreements and on-call maintenance contracts, establishing vendor relationships for ongoing districtwide or countywide deployment. Pre-bid meetings, site visits, and addenda cycles are standard; liquidated damages for delay and performance-bond requirements reflect the scale and complexity of facility work. Local vendor preferences and cooperative purchasing vehicles appear in several jurisdictions, particularly in Texas and Florida counties.