UNSPSC 30181603: Toilet seat

Seat to be attached to a toilet

UNSPSC 30181603 Toilet seat (Commodity) appears in state and local procurement activity almost entirely unrelated to the code's nominal scope. The recent opportunities block contains no solicitations for toilet seats or seat fixtures; instead, the tagged opportunities span bathroom and restroom renovations, home reconstruction projects, plumbing supplies and services, HVAC equipment, industrial pipe fittings, grinder pump installation, building renovations, and facility management—work that may incidentally include toilet-seat installation but does not center on the product itself. The code shows little relevant recent activity as a standalone procurement category.

State and local jurisdictions issuing under this code span city governments (San Antonio, Phoenix, Port Wentworth, Ocala, Waterford, Bridgeport, Tucson, Fort Worth), county commissions (Seminole County, Clay County, Pinal County, Marion County, Brooks County, Galveston County, Gwinnett County, Clayton County), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Fulton County Schools, Garland ISD), universities and health systems (University of Texas, Texas HHS), and special-purpose authorities (Phoenix Aviation Department, Columbus Consolidated Government). Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida (Seminole County home reconstruction projects dominate the sample with multiple identical-scope bids at $225,000 engineer's estimate), Texas (Phoenix, Fort Worth, Tucson, multiple university and school district solicitations), and Georgia (Port Wentworth, Brooks County, Columbus, Fulton County). Representative recent opportunities under or near this code include the City of San Antonio's Main Plaza Renovations (RFP 2026118, due December 1, 2026), which includes restroom renovations and site furniture; Waterford, Connecticut's Police Department Locker Room Renovations (IFB 26011, due October 15, 2026), encompassing new plumbing fixtures and toilet partitions; and the City of Pembroke Pines' Restroom Renovations at Various Parks (IFB RE-26-03), which specifies low-flow toilets as part of a $310,000 federally funded project. The code's actual procurement driver is facility renovation scope—bathroom and restroom work—rather than toilet-seat procurement as a line item, and opportunities are dispersed across diverse issuing bodies with no single buyer or sector pattern evident in recent activity.