UNSPSC 47121605: Floor scrubbers

UNSPSC 47121605 Floor scrubbers (Commodity) covers walk-behind and ride-on floor scrubbing equipment that state and local governments procure for facilities maintenance, institutional cleaning, and athletic facility operations. Recent solicitations show state health agencies, school districts, and municipalities acquiring standalone floor scrubbing machines (20-inch and 28-inch orbital units with battery or lead-acid power systems), replacement parts for floor machine fleets (OEM components across 16+ manufacturer brands), and integrated custodial equipment packages. The issuing-body mix spans state health departments (Texas HHSC), school districts (Pinellas County Schools in Florida, Jackson County Schools in Georgia, Marion County Schools in Florida), municipal facilities management (City of New Haven, Connecticut), and large county school systems. Texas and Florida dominate recent activity under the code.

Representative solicitations include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) Invitation for Bids HHS0017122 (posted May 1, 2026, bid deadline March 23, 2026) for two 20-inch orbital scrubbers and three 28-inch ride scrubbers with specified battery and charger configurations for Terrell State Hospital, contract value approximately $74,110.53 annually; the Pinellas County School Board (Florida) Invitation to Bid 26-AM-002 (posted April 13, 2026, bid deadline February 20, 2026) for OEM floor machine parts from 16 brands (Nilfisk-Advance, Clarke, Tennant, Viper, and others) on an as-needed basis, estimated $60,000 annually; Jackson County School System (Georgia) Request for Competitive Sealed Proposals PE55087NONST2026000000020 (posted March 30, 2026, deadline April 28, 2026) for custodial supplies and equipment services across all school buildings; and the City of New Haven, Connecticut Request for Proposals 2026RFPCNH319 (posted March 6, 2026, deadline March 31, 2026) for a Tennant T17 floor scrubber or equivalent for athletic flooring at the Floyd Little Athletic Center. Texas procurement emphasizes vendor qualifications, HUB subcontracting plans, and energy-efficient equipment preferences; Florida school districts prioritize in-state vendor preference and OEM parts certification; and Connecticut's athletic facility procurement weights technical performance and warranty heavily.