UNSPSC 30181805: Combination fixed and hand held shower head

A handheld and standard shower head together.

UNSPSC 30181805 Combination fixed and hand held shower head is a Commodity code capturing low-volume, component-level plumbing fixtures procured incidentally within larger restroom and facility renovation projects across state and local government. State and local agencies do not routinely issue standalone solicitations for combination shower heads; instead, they specify these fixtures as line items within broader renovation scopes managed by general contractors, facilities management services, or plumbing service providers. The code represents a narrow category within the larger universe of plumbing materials and fixtures that municipalities, school districts, and state agencies buy to support routine maintenance, capital improvements, and emergency repairs at public facilities.

Recent state and local procurement activity under codes related to plumbing supplies and restroom renovation shows sustained demand across school districts, municipal facilities departments, county transit authorities, and specialized public institutions. The City of Pembroke Pines solicited IFB #RE-26-03 in June 2026 for complete interior renovation of restroom facilities and locker room showers at five park locations, with approximately 3,468 square feet of work including new low-flow toilets and showerheads as specified materials; the City of Tybee Island, Georgia issued ITB 2026-108 in April 2026 for construction of new restroom facilities at the Marine Science Center with ADA-compliant plumbing fixtures; and Volusia County Transit Services issued ITB 26-B-46LL in February 2026 for complete renovation of employee restrooms at the VOTRAN Transfer Plaza, with work required within 90 days at an estimated cost of $225,000. Geographic activity clusters in Florida (Pembroke Pines, Volusia County, Escambia County, Seminole County), Georgia (Tybee Island, DeKalb County Schools, Gwinnett County), and Texas (Tucson, Fort Worth, Sarasota). The code sits dormant for direct procurement; pursuit depends on identifying larger renovation or service contracts where combination shower heads appear as specified components rather than seeking opportunities tagged to the commodity code alone.