UNSPSC 46182404: Clean locker

Specialized device for storing work clothing for workers accessing the clean room

UNSPSC 46182404 Clean locker, a Commodity code, encompasses portable sanitation and hygiene infrastructure—portable toilets, shower facilities, hand-wash stations, and wastewater management services—that state and local governments rent and deploy for emergency response, disaster operations, mass-care sheltering, planned events, and facility maintenance. The scope of work involves delivery, setup, maintenance, servicing, and removal across multiple rental terms (annual, monthly, weekly, daily) and includes chemical toilet servicing, greywater and sewage removal, laundry services for hygiene-related textiles, and comfort-kit assembly. Issuing bodies span city procurement offices (Austin, Texas), state human services and emergency-management agencies (Oregon Department of Human Services, Texas Health and Human Services Commission), and state-supported facilities. Demand is episodic and volume-based rather than predictable; customers reserve the right to award single or multiple contracts by line item based on best value and operational need, with no guaranteed minimum or maximum purchase commitment.

Recent activity clusters in Texas and Oregon. The City of Austin has posted two IFBs for portable-toilet and portable-shower rentals—IFB 5000 ACA1012 (bids due September 7, 2026, since extended and reposted as IFB 5000 ACA1012REBID with bids due November 3, 2026)—with estimated annual volumes spanning 10–30 yearly units, approximately 1,057 monthly units, approximately 210 weekly units, and approximately 150 daily units, plus approximately 32 shower-trailer rentals. Austin applies local-business and small-business discounts (5% and 3% respectively) and enforces a $22.05-per-hour living-wage requirement. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued IFB HHS0017729 (bids due September 14, 2026) for miscellaneous maintenance supplies for the Denton State Supported Living Center, including lockable stools and other facility hardware, with a 12-month historical value of $100,000. The Oregon Department of Human Services, Office of Resilience and Emergency Management, posted an RFA for on-call hygiene services (application deadline December 31, 2026) covering portable restrooms, showers, hand wash, laundry, and wastewater removal across multiple shelter sites statewide. Oregon encourages COBID-certified small and disadvantaged businesses. All three solicitations require all-inclusive pricing with no separate surcharges, firm fixed rates (with anniversary-date adjustments capped at 25% or the Bureau of Labor Statistics truck-transportation index), and proof of commercial general liability and pollution-liability insurance.