UNSPSC 30266501: Rubber strip

Strip of various cross sections produced from rubber

UNSPSC 30266501 Rubber strip is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure vehicle upholstery repair and replacement services, including labor and materials for automotive-grade fabric or vinyl work on school buses and county fleets. The solicitations reflect the practical scope: repair and replacement of existing upholstery, supply of upholstery materials, and associated labor services performed either on-site or at the contractor's facility. Issuing bodies include county school districts and county fleet services departments soliciting on an as-needed or term-contract basis, sometimes through cooperative purchasing vehicles that extend availability to other governmental and non-profit entities.

Activity under the code centers on Virginia and California. Fairfax County, Virginia posted an IFB for school bus upholstery repair, replacement, supplies, and labor with responses due July 6, 2026. Sacramento County, California issued an RFB for vehicle upholstery repair services on March 27, 2026, with a maximum contract value of $84,000 and an initial 12-month term available for extension up to four additional one-year periods; this contract is available through the Sacramento County Procurement Alliance (SCOPA) cooperative purchasing agreement. The Sacramento procurement requires bidders to submit hourly labor rates, transportation rates, and material and overhead markups, maintain $2,000,000 General Liability insurance, and perform work within 30 days of request with a one-year warranty on parts and labor.