UNSPSC 46182104: Anti static floor mats

UNSPSC 46182104 Anti-static floor mats is a Commodity code covering heavy-duty recycled rubber matting, anti-fatigue mats, and related floor protection products that state and local governments procure for workplace safety, accessibility, and maintenance across departmental and operational facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing five-roll lots of slip-resistant black rubber matting (City of Philadelphia), weekly rental and delivery of floor mats in multiple sizes to departmental operations (California Department of Motor Vehicles), and specialized non-slip and beach access mats for parks and recreational facilities. The mix of issuing bodies includes city procurement offices, state departments, county boards of commissioners, school districts, and county parks and recreation divisions; the City of Philadelphia and California DMV appear as repeat buyers of floor matting products in this code's recent activity.

Recent activity spans Pennsylvania, California, Florida, and Georgia. The City of Philadelphia posted micro purchases for rubber floor matting (B2728254, due October 30, 2026, $45,000 contract ceiling) and scraper floor mats (B2728109, due October 9, 2026, $45,000 ceiling) through its PHLContracts platform seeking five rolls of heavy-duty black recycled rubber matting with EPDM content and textured slip-resistant surfaces. The California Department of Motor Vehicles issued an IFB (26-139, due November 9, 2026) for rental and weekly delivery of linens, mats, and janitorial supplies including 3' × 4' through 3' × 12' floor mats and anti-fatigue mats to four DMV offices, with an estimated thirty-six-month budget of $67,740 and DVBE participation incentive of 3% to 5% available. Gwinnett County, Georgia requested informal written quotations for 230 ProShield brand floor mats (Item #GPSFP or equivalent, 39-3/8" × 78-3/4", 0.25" thickness, charcoal) and four transportation dollies (IWQ 133315, due July 23, 2026) for Parks & Recreation delivery in Norcross. The County of Orange, California issued a competitive IFB for beach access mats in multiple configurations (IFB-012-3071801, firm fixed-price one-year term, requiring Labor and Material Payment Bond and Performance Bond).