UNSPSC 46182105: Anti static worktable mats

UNSPSC 46182105 Anti-static worktable mats (Commodity) encompasses floor coverings and protective matting supplied through rental and direct-purchase channels to state and local facilities, though recent solicitation activity shows little direct relevance to anti-static workstation equipment. The California Department of Motor Vehicles posted the most concrete recent opportunity under this code — an IFB for rental and weekly delivery of linens, mats, and janitorial supplies to four DMV offices, with a scope that includes floor mats (3' x 4' through 3' x 12'), anti-fatigue mats, dust mops, wiping cloths, and towels alongside garments and other textiles. That solicitation reflects state procurement of protective floor coverings and related facility supplies as ongoing operational inputs, not specialized anti-static workstation infrastructure. The issuing bodies in the recent-opportunities block span state departments, a county utility authority, a school district, and a multi-jurisdictional cooperative, suggesting the code draws from diverse public-sector buyers — though three of the four most-recent opportunities (Dallas County's thyristor rebuild, Northside Independent School District's electronic equipment RFP, and Sourcewell's law enforcement equipment cooperative) appear miscoded and lack clear connection to anti-static matting or related floor protection.

Geographic activity centers on California and Texas based on the recent postings, with a secondary signal from the multi-state Sourcewell cooperative covering Washington and multiple other jurisdictions. The California DMV IFB 26-139 (due November 10, 2026) represents the clearest match to the code's nominal scope, seeking a thirty-six-month rental contract for matting and related supplies with an estimated budget of $67,740 and incumbent contractor Vestis Services, LLC at a prior three-year price of $61,214.05; bids must be submitted by email in non-fillable PDF format, with written questions due October 23, 2026. The code shows limited recent solicitation volume — only one clearly applicable opportunity — suggesting either sparse demand for anti-static matting specifically under this commodity code or systematic miscoding of related floor-covering and facility-supply contracts elsewhere in the taxonomy.