UNSPSC 47121502: Cleaning or janitorial cart accessories

Included are cleaning accessories that are designed to mate with the cleaning cart, stored on board the cart and easily accessible by the cleaning personnel.

UNSPSC 47121502 Cleaning or janitorial cart accessories, a Commodity code, encompasses the consumable and durable supplies that support custodial operations across state and local facilities—trash liners, paper products (towels, tissue, napkins), cleaning chemicals (disinfectants, degreasers, detergents), mops, brooms, dust mops, mop buckets, and related hand-tool equipment. State and local buyers under this code include school districts (the largest buyer category), municipal departments, state transportation and facility agencies, and nonprofit community services organizations. School systems dominate the solicitation activity, often purchasing through cooperative purchasing vehicles or direct RFP/RFQ processes; recent examples include Cobb County School District (Georgia), Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), and Madison County Board of Education (Georgia). Cities and state agencies also solicit regularly—the City of Dallas established a five-year master agreement for janitorial supplies and liners, and the California Department of Transportation procures supplies in support of janitorial services contracts.

Activity is concentrated in the South and Southwest, with recent opportunities in Georgia (multiple school districts through Cooperative Purchasing Agency and individual district buys), Texas (NISD, Dallas), California (Caltrans), and Connecticut (Community Renewal Team). A representative opportunity is the Cooperative Purchasing Agency (state-of-Georgia warehouse serving 35 school systems) custodial stock supplies bid (due September 30, 2026, RFQ format), covering approximately 60 line items with annual quantities and delivery to CPA's Cleveland, Georgia warehouse. The City of Dallas's five-year ID/IQ master agreement (bid due May 29, 2026) for janitorial supplies, trash bags, and liners across fourteen product groups illustrates mid-market municipal purchasing at scale. Cobb County School District's custodial equipment procurement (due September 23, 2026, estimated spend $550,000) and Madison County Schools' custodial supplies RFP (due June 2, 2026) represent typical district-level activity. Vendor requirements commonly include proof of insurance (general liability typically $500,000–$1 million per occurrence), compliance certifications (tax-exempt status acknowledgment, E-Verify where applicable), and samples for new suppliers; pricing is usually firm for 12 months, FOB destination, with net 30 payment terms.