UNSPSC 31211706: Stains

UNSPSC 31211706 Stains, a Commodity code, covers commercial interior and exterior painting materials and related finishing supplies purchased by state and local governments for facilities management and maintenance. Recent solicitations show that state and local bodies under this code are buying comprehensive painting services encompassing surface preparation, drywall repair and texturing, wallpaper removal, pressure washing, trim work, door and frame painting, metal surface treatment, and concrete floor coating—often bundled with the paint materials themselves as part of broader facilities contracts. The issuing bodies are primarily county governments and their municipal partners; Orange County, Florida has posted at least two substantial painting services solicitations in the first half of 2026, indicating repeat procurement activity at this jurisdiction.

Orange County, Florida dominates the recent opportunities block, having issued an Invitation for Bids (Y26-155) posted March 25, 2026, for a five-year Commercial Interior & Exterior Painting Services contract covering approximately 9.6 million square feet across County facilities, with responses due March 24, 2026, and a second sealed-bid solicitation (Y261008) posted June 2, 2026, covering interior and exterior painting for multiple Orange County and City of Orlando facilities, with responses due July 7, 2026. The March solicitation required respondents to maintain a minimum of ten painters with three certified lift operators, carry $1 million in commercial general liability insurance and $500,000 in commercial auto liability, and supply lead and mercury-free materials with Sherwin Williams as the preferred manufacturer; Service Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises were eligible for a 3–8 percent bid preference. Both solicitations mandate electronic submission through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform and specify detailed fee schedules and line-item pricing for materials and labor across standard and non-standard-hour work. The code shows concentrated recent activity in Florida; no opportunities from other states appear in the source.