UNSPSC 46182403: Clean booth

Temporary structure located near the production area that provides a way to meet local high cleaning levels where permanent clean room facilities are difficult to set up

UNSPSC 46182403 Clean booth is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure portable sanitation and hygiene infrastructure for emergency response, mass care operations, and disaster recovery. The code covers portable restroom facilities, hand wash stations, shower facilities and tents, laundry services, waste removal (trash, bio/sewage), greywater and wastewater removal, dump station access, and related comfort supplies. Issuing bodies include state emergency management and human services departments, county emergency management divisions, and municipal emergency operations seeking rapid-deployment hygiene and sanitation capacity during declared disasters, severe weather events, mass violence incidents, pandemics, and supply chain disruptions. Most solicitations operate on an on-call or standby basis, meaning vendors must maintain mobilization capability without guaranteed minimum purchase volume; awards typically flow to multiple vendors selected for specialized service areas (e.g., wastewater removal, shelter sanitation) rather than comprehensive single-vendor coverage. Vendors commonly face 12-to-96-hour mobilization windows, 24/7 emergency response requirements, and annual training or exercise participation mandates.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Texas, with notable additional solicitations in Oregon. The Oregon Department of Human Services issued a Request for Application (RFA) for on-call hygiene services with an application deadline of December 31, 2026, seeking portable restrooms, hand wash stations, shower facilities, laundry, and waste removal across shelter locations statewide; Oregon licensure is required for wastewater and sewage vendors, and the state encourages but does not restrict participation from COBID-certified small and disadvantaged businesses, with initial contract term through June 30, 2027 and optional extensions up to seven years. Collier County, Florida issued an RFP (Solicitation 25-8416) on behalf of its Emergency Management Division for Major Incident Standby Services with proposals due March 18, 2026; the County reserves award to multiple vendors and reported historical spending of approximately $1.2 million annually for major incident standby services, though future spending is not guaranteed and includes FEMA reimbursement provisions. Galveston County, Texas issued an RFP (25-080) for push package equipment and services with a proposal due date of March 27, 2026. The Waco Fire Department procurement (RFB 2024071) tagged under this code lacks relevance to the commodity's core scope and does not represent typical activity under 46182403.