UNSPSC 30266401: Rubber bar

Bar of various cross sections produced from rubber

UNSPSC 30266401 Rubber bar is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity frames upholstery repair and replacement services for school buses and county vehicle fleets, rather than rubber bar stock or raw material. State and local buyers posting under this code are soliciting term contracts for reupholstery labor, materials, supplies, and related services to support ongoing fleet maintenance. Issuing bodies include county school systems and county fleet management divisions. Fairfax County, Virginia has posted two separate IFBs for school bus upholstery services—one in June 2026 (IFB2000004351, due July 6, 2026) and a second in August 2026 (IFB2000004431, due August 14, 2026)—each establishing a term contract framework for repair, replacement, supplies, and labor across the county's bus fleet. Sacramento County is simultaneously seeking vehicle upholstery repair services through an RFB posted July 16, 2026 (2026RFB0013, due March 27, 2026) as part of the Sacramento County Procurement Alliance cooperative purchasing vehicle, with a maximum contract value of $84,000 and an initial 12-month term extendable up to four additional one-year terms at mutual agreement.

Recent activity concentrates in Virginia and California. The Sacramento County RFB specifies automotive-grade fabric or vinyl reupholstery work matching original specifications, contractor-performed transportation between county locations and the contractor's facility, hourly labor rates for reupholstery and vehicle transport, and material and overhead markups. Insurance requirements include $2,000,000 general liability, $1,000,000 commercial automobile liability, and $50,000 garagekeepers insurance per vehicle. The contractor must complete work within 30 days, maintain a one-hour drive proximity to the Fleet Services Division, and provide a one-year warranty on parts and labor. Sacramento County offers local business preference (5%) and micro-business preference (2%) in bid scoring. Fairfax County's school bus upholstery solicitations provide no stated contract value or term length in available documentation. The code shows modest recent activity spread across school district and county fleet applications with modest contract scale.