UNSPSC 30181610: Toilet tissue holder

Specialized device for holding and dispensing toilet paper

UNSPSC 30181610 Toilet tissue holder is a Commodity code with little relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The recent opportunities block shows no solicitations actually purchasing toilet tissue holders. Instead, the tagged opportunities span restroom and bathroom renovations (City of San Antonio Main Plaza, Seminole County home reconstructions, Town of Waterford Police locker room, City of St. Marys Coast Guard bathroom), broader facility operations and supplies (plumbing parts, HVAC supplies, industrial pipe), park and facility management contracts, and capital projects. While many of these renovations include restroom work that would likely involve fixture selection—including toilet tissue holders as part of new installation packages—the solicitations themselves do not isolate or call out tissue holders as a line item or deliverable category. The code mismatch reflects a common tagging practice where facilities projects receive broad taxonomy codes that span the full scope rather than discrete commodity codes for individual fixture components.

The issuing bodies in the recent opportunities block span multiple jurisdictions: cities (San Antonio, Phoenix, Port Wentworth, Ocala, Pembroke Pines, Rome, Bridgeport, Tucson, Columbus, Fort Worth); counties (Seminole, Clay, Galveston, Marion, Pinal, Gwinnett, Brooks, Pinellas, Fulton); school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Garland ISD, Fulton County Schools); state agencies (Texas HHS, Georgia DOA); and universities (UT Tyler, UT Health Science Center at Tyler, South Georgia State College). No repeat buyer pattern emerges under this specific code, and geographic spread covers Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Connecticut, Colorado, and California. Without demand signal from the recent opportunities, pursuit under this code appears low priority—the code title describes a discrete component, but state and local procurement in this space occurs at the systems level (complete bathroom renovation, plumbing fixture packages) rather than at the individual holder level. Suppliers to this market succeed through inclusion in larger facility contracts or through standing-supply agreements for maintenance and repair parts, neither of which surfaces as a dedicated solicitation category here.