UNSPSC 30181603: Toilet seat

Seat to be attached to a toilet

UNSPSC 30181603 Toilet seat is a Commodity code that sits within plumbing fixture and accessory procurement at the state and local level. The code sees activity primarily through component-level purchases embedded in larger restroom and facility renovation projects rather than standalone toilet-seat-only solicitations. Recent state and local opportunities tagged to this code or related plumbing fixture categories show governments buying complete restroom systems—including toilets, sinks, faucets, partitions, and accessories—as part of capital improvement and maintenance contracts. The issuing bodies soliciting under related plumbing codes include county school districts, cities, counties, transit authorities, state agencies, and university systems. Repeat buyers span Seminole County (Florida), the City of Pembroke Pines (Florida), Volusia County (Florida), and multiple Georgia jurisdictions including DeKalb County Schools and Gwinnett County Schools. Most fixtures are specified as ADA-compliant, low-flow, or comfort-height models integrated into renovation scopes rather than procured as standalone line items. Work is being solicited under RFP, RFQ, ITB, and IFB notice types, with response windows typically 30–90 days.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Seminole County, Pembroke Pines, Volusia County, Pinellas County), Georgia (DeKalb County Schools, Gwinnett County Schools, Rockdale County, South Georgia State College), and Texas (City of Fort Worth, Donna ISD, City of Tucson). Representative recent opportunities include Pembroke Pines' restroom renovation at five park locations (IFB RE-26-03, due July 21, 2026, estimated $310,000), Volusia County's VOTRAN Transfer Plaza restroom renovation (ITB 26-B-46LL, due March 26, 2026, estimated $225,000), and DeKalb County Schools' district-wide plumbing services contract (ITB 26-717, due March 5, 2026) covering restroom renovations and maintenance across 139 schools. Toilet seat procurement appears as a specification line item within these larger scopes, typically tied to projects with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, Section 3 or HUB subcontracting mandates, and local vendor or small-business participation goals.