UNSPSC 46181546: Waterproof cap

A special kind of cap that is used to protect head from water. It usually includes a bill to protect the face better.

UNSPSC 46181546 Waterproof cap (Commodity) covers protective headwear and related rain gear for municipal operations, fire departments, and school districts. State and local governments are procuring waterproof caps and rain jackets—often customized with logos, patches, reflective striping, and embroidery—for uniform programs, emergency response personnel, and facilities maintenance staff. Issuers include fire departments, municipalities, school districts, state facilities commissions, and county governments, with solicitations spanning cities, independent school districts, and state agencies.

The code shows activity across multiple U.S. states, with recent opportunities concentrated in Texas, Florida, and Oregon. The City of Salem, Oregon issued a competitive bid (Bid No. 267045, due June 3, 2026) for seventy Carhartt Storm Defender Rain Jackets with customization including Velcro strips, name tapes, reflective screening, and departmental patches for the Salem Fire Department, with delivery to 2742 25th Street SE by July 1, 2026. Temple Independent School District in Texas is pursuing RFP00627 (due October 6, 2026) for multi-vendor apparel and accessories including caps and customized screen printing and embroidery to support fifteen campuses. The City of Phoenix is requesting sealed offers under IFB 25-0771 for safety and non-safety uniforms and accessories including hats and caps for nine city departments on a five-year contract starting October 1, 2025. The Texas Facilities Commission issued RFP 0007240 (due July 7, 2026) for uniform purchase and rental services including flame-resistant and standard uniforms with embroidery at four locations in Austin, with contract service start anticipated September 1, 2026.