UNSPSC 46181812: Eyewash station refill bottles or cartridges

Containers with solution used to restock a station after usage.

UNSPSC 46181812 Eyewash station refill bottles or cartridges is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it do not reflect eyewash cartridge procurement—they center instead on portable toilet and shower rental, miscellaneous facility maintenance parts, and emergency hygiene services. Of the four recent solicitations in the activity block, only one (Texas Health and Human Services Commission IFB HHS0017729) names eyewash stations as a line item among eighteen miscellaneous maintenance and campus parts supplies; that 18-item IFB covered carport canopies, emergency ponchos, sound machines, wireless doorbells, baby-proofing protectors, basketballs, LED lights, digital thermometers, ratchet straps, fuses, corner guards, and shelf liners—a catch-all facilities-maintenance basket where eyewash stations appear as a single unit-priced commodity. The code shows minimal dedicated procurement activity for eyewash refill bottles and cartridges as standalone products; the three remaining opportunities are portable-restroom and shower-facility rentals that fall outside the code's stated scope entirely.

The issuing-body mix spans state agencies (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Oregon Department of Human Services Office of Resilience and Emergency Management) and local governments (City of Austin). Texas shows the strongest recent activity, with two portable-toilet rental IFBs from Austin (IFB 5000 ACA1012 with response due September 22, 2026, and its rebid IFB 5000 ACA1012REBID with response due November 3, 2026) and the miscellaneous-parts IFB from the Denton State Supported Living Center (response due September 14, 2026, with a twelve-month historical spend guideline of $100,000). Oregon issued an RFA for on-call emergency hygiene services (S1000000016927, application deadline December 31, 2026) covering portable restrooms, hand wash stations, showers, laundry, and waste removal across multiple shelter settings. The code exhibits limited recent activity aligned to its nominal scope; businesses pursuing eyewash-cartridge sales to state and local buyers should expect these opportunities bundled within broader facilities-maintenance or emergency-response solicitations rather than as standalone procurements.