UNSPSC 31191521: Abrasive brush

A type of abrasive device that sands or polishes material by rotation.

UNSPSC 31191521 Abrasive brush is a Commodity code that nominally covers hand-held or powered abrasive-bristle tools used for cleaning, deburring, and surface preparation. Recent state and local opportunities posted under this code show little activity directly aligned with abrasive brushes or their typical procurement uses; the recent opportunities span design consulting, leachate tank services, pest control, facility maintenance parts, civil construction, transit equipment, water infrastructure rehabilitation, and custodial supplies—none of which center on abrasive brush procurement. State and local issuing bodies active in the opportunity set include city and county departments (Atlanta Beltline, Inc., San Bernardino County, City of Brownsville, City of Dallas, an unidentified Florida county), a transit authority (Jacksonville Transportation Authority), and school districts (Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District), along with specialized authorities (Fulton County Airport Facilities Maintenance Division). This represents a mix of municipal purchasing offices, county facilities management, transit operations, and education procurement.

The geographic spread of recent opportunities spans Georgia (Atlanta, Fulton County), California (San Bernardino), Texas (Brownsville/Cameron County, Dallas, Los Fresnos/Cameron County), and Florida (Jacksonville/Duval County, an unidentified county). No recent state and local solicitation activity under UNSPSC 31191521 directly targets abrasive brush procurement; the code shows little relevant recent activity. Potential buyers should verify whether their target accounts tag abrasive brush purchases under this code or route such procurement through broader maintenance supplies or janitorial contracts—as evidenced by the Los Fresnos LFCISD RFP for custodial supplies (RFP #26-27-12, due April 16, 2026) and the San Bernardino County ITB 6391 for parts and supplies (due June 19, 2026), which may include abrasive tools but are not specifically designated for them.