UNSPSC 30181810: Faucet trim

Trim piece for faucets not including handle.

UNSPSC 30181810 Faucet trim, a Commodity code, encompasses replacement and upgrade of faucets and trim kits in restroom and facility renovation projects where state and local governments procure plumbing fixtures as part of broader capital and maintenance work. Recent solicitations show faucets specified as components within comprehensive bathroom renovations, emergency facilities upgrades, and building modernization programs targeting improved water efficiency, ADA compliance, and user safety.

State and local procurement under this code spans county water authorities, city public works and parks departments, school districts, transit authorities, colleges and universities, and county and municipal facility management operations. County governments and city departments dominate the recent activity, with water authorities, transit agencies, and higher-education institutions also issuing restroom and facility renovation solicitations that include faucet replacement as a material scope line. Recent opportunities span Florida, Georgia, Texas, Arizona, California, and Wisconsin, with restroom renovations at parks, municipal buildings, transit facilities, educational institutions, and government offices driving the bulk of specification activity. The Clayton County Water Authority (Georgia) issued IFB 2026-GS-10 for comprehensive restroom renovations due August 5, 2026, encompassing fixture replacement including faucets; the City of Pembroke Pines (Florida) solicited IFB RE-26-03 for interior renovation of park restroom facilities at five locations, specifying low-flow faucets with hand-free operation, due July 21, 2026; and the City of Bridgeport (Connecticut) solicited IFB CGB003277 for Prospect House building renovations, calling for hand-free faucets in bathrooms, due July 22, 2026. Volusia County, Florida issued ITB 26-B-46LL for VOTRAN Transfer Plaza restroom renovations with comprehensive plumbing fixture replacement, due March 26, 2026. Faucet trim procurement appears most active in federally funded or Davis-Bacon-subject projects, where water conservation and accessibility mandates drive specification of modern, low-flow, hands-free, or ADA-compliant models. Activity is steady across calendar year 2026 with no pronounced seasonal clustering.