UNSPSC 30266402: Rubber sheet

Sheet of various cross sections produced from rubber

UNSPSC 30266402 Rubber sheet (Commodity) captures upholstery repair and replacement services for public-sector vehicle fleets, including school buses and general county vehicles. State and local governments are procuring labor, materials, and supplies to repair and reupholster seats and interior components in buses, automobiles, and similar assets. The issuing bodies are primarily county governments and county school systems; Fairfax County, Virginia and Sacramento County, California have posted multiple solicitations under this code in the past four months. Fairfax County has issued at least two separate IFBs for school bus upholstery services (repair, replacement, supplies, and labor), indicating sustained demand and possibly separate contracts for different service categories or contract terms.

Recent activity is concentrated in California and Virginia. Sacramento County issued an RFB for vehicle upholstery repair services on July 16, 2026, with a bid deadline of March 27, 2026 (note: date inconsistency in source), structured as a cooperative purchasing agreement through the Sacramento County Procurement Alliance (SCOPA) that extends to other governmental, educational, and non-profit entities. Sacramento County specifies automotive-grade fabric or vinyl work, hourly labor rates for reupholstery and vehicle transportation, and material markups; the contract carries a maximum value of $84,000 over an initial 12-month term with four optional one-year extensions. Fairfax County's two IFBs for school bus upholstery (posted June 12, 2026, and August 3, 2026, with response deadlines July 6 and August 14, 2026, respectively) establish term contracts for repair, replacement, and supplies across the county bus fleet but do not disclose contract value or term length. Sacramento County requires General Liability insurance of at least $2,000,000 per occurrence, Commercial Automobile Liability of $1,000,000, and Garagekeepers Insurance of at least $50,000 per vehicle; local and micro-business preferences (5% and 2%, respectively) apply to the Sacramento award.