UNSPSC 47000000: Cleaning Equipment and Supplies

This segment includes the equipment and supplies used in environmental protection and wastewater management as well as in the cleaning of offices and lavatories. This segment also includes commercial laundry and dry cleaning equipment.

UNSPSC 47000000 Cleaning Equipment and Supplies is a Segment code encompassing the broad range of products and services state and local governments procure to maintain facilities—from janitorial liquids and trash liners to custodial equipment, biohazard remediation, and specialized cleaning chemicals. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect routine facilities management buys as well as specialized operations: the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office sought biohazard clean-up and sanitation services with 24/7 response capability for law enforcement facilities; the Cobb County School District requested custodial equipment with an estimated spend of $550,000 across all locations; and the Fontana Unified School District solicited 79 line items of custodial supplies and equipment for delivery to 45 school sites. Issuing bodies span school districts, county sheriffs' offices, municipal governments, housing authorities, and state agencies. The mix is broadly distributed: K–12 school districts and county facilities appear frequently, with city governments and special-purpose districts (housing authorities, transit agencies, ports) representing secondary activity. Repeat buyers include Cobb County School District and multiple California jurisdictions.

Recent opportunities show the highest activity across California (Fontana USD, County of Orange, City of West Sacramento), Florida (City of Pembroke Pines, Lee County Port Authority, San Mateo County), Connecticut (Town of Enfield, City of Stamford), and Arizona (City of Tucson). The City of Arlington solicited janitorial services for 11 Parks, Recreation, and Culture facilities with an RFP due October 22, 2026; Charles County Public Schools, acting as agent for a four-jurisdiction cooperative (Southern Maryland Cooperative Purchasing Committee), requested vendor-managed inventory systems for Green Seal certified janitorial supplies with proposals due August 21, 2026, covering 24 Charles County schools, 30 St. Mary's County facilities, approximately 21 Calvert County facilities, and 29 Charles County Government locations. The Maryland Transit Administration issued an IFB for light rail car wash chemicals under a three-year fixed-price contract with bids due August 28, 2026. Opportunities reflect both commodity buys (trash liners, custodial liquids, cleaning supplies) and service contracts (janitorial and biohazard remediation), indicating sustained spend across both product and labor-intensive service categories.