UNSPSC 41103214: High pressure cleaning equipment

Portable cleaning equipment - any of a large class of implements used for cleaning.

UNSPSC 41103214 High pressure cleaning equipment (Commodity) covers trailer-mounted and stationary pressure washing systems that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance, infrastructure inspection, and specialized cleaning operations. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying complete systems—tanks, pumps, hose reels, spray bars, soft-wash components, and ancillary equipment—rather than components, with emphasis on integrated, ready-to-operate packages delivered with operator and maintenance training. The work spans routine facility cleaning (parking lots, building exteriors, sidewalks), specialized applications (dust abatement, soft washing with remote control), and infrastructure support (water treatment plant maintenance, airport runway cleaning). Issuing bodies include county governments, municipal departments of public works, school districts, airport authorities, and water and wastewater utilities. Counties (Sarasota, Bell, San Mateo) and municipalities (City of Atlanta, Harlingen Consolidated ISD, Savannah Airport Commission) dominate the recent pipeline; these jurisdictions solicit both single-unit purchases and multi-year service contracts.

Activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, California, and Georgia. Representative recent opportunities include Sarasota County's RFQ (2026QQ771) for a pressure washing water trailer with 500-gallon tank, 3 GPM triplex pump at 2,700 PSI, and dust abatement transfer pump, due July 17, 2026; Bell County, Texas's IFB (BID510126) for water treatment plant filter gallery sandblasting and recoating ($2.25 million engineer's estimate, due August 25, 2026); Savannah Airport Commission's RFQ (RFQ20260024) for a custom 7x14-foot tandem-axle trailer system combining hot water (8 GPM @ 3500 PSI) and soft wash (11 GPM) capabilities with 525-gallon tank, due July 23, 2026; and San Mateo County Department of Public Works' RFP (2026RFP00263) for pressure and window washing services across county facilities on an as-needed basis, not to exceed $2 million over five years, with prevailing wage requirements, due May 20, 2026. Vendors must typically maintain local parts and service availability, provide factory training at delivery, hold required licenses (C-61/D-36 specialty licenses in California), and carry minimum $1 million general liability coverage.