UNSPSC 44102906: Computer or office equipment cleaning kit

UNSPSC 44102906 Computer or office equipment cleaning kit is a Commodity code that encompasses janitorial and sanitary supplies used in educational and institutional settings, though recent state and local solicitations show the code attracting work that extends well beyond cleaning kits alone into comprehensive classroom technology services and broader facility maintenance supply contracts. State and local governments procure under this code through school districts and college systems, with recent activity showing both narrow supply contracts for janitorial consumables and broader service integrations tied to facility maintenance and technology support. The Marion County School Board in Florida and Valencia College District Board of Trustees in Florida represent the issuing-body mix, with school districts and higher-education institutions being the primary buyers seeking routine janitorial and sanitary paper supplies, cleaning equipment, and related facility maintenance materials.

Activity under the code concentrates in Florida, with two recent opportunities posted in early 2026. The Marion County School Board issued ITB 4152AM in February 2026 seeking a ten-month term contract for ninety-five line items of janitorial and sanitary paper supplies—toilet tissue, paper towels, hand towels, shop towels, cleaning pads, brooms, brushes, gloves, and miscellaneous janitorial supplies—for delivery to its Central Warehouse in Ocala, with proposals due January 14, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST and contract award anticipated February 24, 2026. Valencia College District Board of Trustees issued RFP 202626 in April 2026 for classroom and conference room technology services across nine campus locations, a broader procurement that includes equipment, installation, support, repair, and servicing with approximately $1.6 million in average annual spending; proposals were due April 30, 2026, with a three-year initial contract term and optional two-year extension. The Marion County opportunity reflects the core scope of the code, while the Valencia College RFP suggests misalignment between the code assignment and the actual work—technology services procurement rather than equipment cleaning supplies.