UNSPSC 30181610: Toilet tissue holder

Specialized device for holding and dispensing toilet paper

UNSPSC 30181610 Toilet tissue holder, a Commodity code, names a specific restroom accessory that state and local governments procure as a discrete item or as part of larger facility and restroom renovation projects. Recent state and local activity shows no direct procurement of toilet tissue holders as standalone line items; instead, the code appears in the scope of comprehensive restroom and facility renovation work where fixtures, partitions, dispensers, and related accessories are bundled into construction or renovation contracts. The issuing bodies pursuing work that touches this code span counties (Volusia, Clayton, Gwinnett, Seminole, Fulton, Berrien, Rusk, DeKalb), municipalities (Bridgeport, Pembroke Pines, Norcross, Tucson, Tybee Island, Dallas, Acworth, Fort Worth), transit authorities (VOTRAN), school districts (Forsyth County Schools, DeKalb County Schools, Garland ISD, Fulton County Schools, Donna ISD), state agencies (Texas HHSC, TDCJ, Georgia Department of Aviation), and special-purpose districts (Clayton County Water Authority). The geographic spread of recent activity includes Georgia, Florida, Texas, Connecticut, Arizona, Wisconsin, California, and North Carolina, with particular concentration in Georgia and Florida jurisdictions.

Recent representative solicitations framing the actual work under this code include the City of Bridgeport's IFB for Prospect House building renovations (RFB CGB003277, July 22, 2026 deadline) covering bathroom renovations with specified fixtures including American Standard comfort-height power-flush toilets and hand-free faucets; the City of Pembroke Pines' IFB for park restroom renovations at five locations (IFB #RE-26-03, July 21, 2026 deadline) including new plumbing fixtures with low-flow toilets and showerheads, privacy partitions, grab bars, soap and sanitizer dispensers, and mirrors; and Volusia County's ITB for VOTRAN Transfer Plaza restroom renovations (Contract No. C-2069, March 26, 2026 deadline) encompassing full demolition and renovation of employee restrooms with new ADA-compliant plumbing fixtures. The code shows activity predominantly in renovation and new construction contexts where toilet tissue holders, while nominally discrete commodities, are sourced as components of larger facility improvements rather than as standalone procurement opportunities. Business development pursuit under this code is most viable through general contracting, construction services, or facilities maintenance frameworks rather than as a direct supplier of the commodity itself.