UNSPSC 47121609: Carpet cleaning equipment

UNSPSC 47121609 Carpet cleaning equipment, a Commodity code, covers equipment and supplies for commercial carpet maintenance across schools, municipal facilities, water districts, and county buildings. State and local buyers procure both standalone carpet cleaning machines and supporting equipment parts—typically floor machines, extraction units, and associated components—on as-needed or annual contract basis. Recent activity shows school districts (Pinellas County Schools in Florida, Northside Independent School District in Texas, Jackson County Schools in Georgia) dominating the solicitation volume, alongside municipal water authorities and regional cooperative purchasing groups that aggregate demand across multiple member entities. The work ranges from one-time equipment supply contracts with firm pricing to multi-year service agreements bundling equipment with labor and chemical products, reflecting the broad interpretation of "carpet cleaning equipment" across state and local procurement offices.

Geographic spread concentrates in Texas, Florida, and California, with secondary activity in Wisconsin and Georgia. The Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, California issued RFP 3935 in May 2026 for districtwide carpet cleaning services across three facilities with a five-year term starting July 1, 2026, requiring competitive proposals with mandatory pre-proposal attendance. Northside Independent School District in Texas released RFP 2026-049 in March 2026 for custodial equipment on an as-needed basis with firm pricing and annual renewal options. Pinellas County Schools in Florida issued ITB 26-AM-002 in April 2026 for floor machine parts from 16 OEM brands with estimated annual value around $60,000 and delivery through electronic procurement portal. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas has repeatedly procured custodial supplies via catalog discount RFP, with CUS2628 posted June 2026 showing estimated two-year expenditure of $12,638,478 across member organizations. The Community Development Authority of Madison, Wisconsin solicited carpet removal and replacement at Karabis Apartments in June 2026 under RFB 15050-0-2026-AH, due July 17, 2026, requiring Davis-Bacon compliance on federal-funded residential work.