UNSPSC 47121801: Cleaning dusters

UNSPSC 47121801 Cleaning dusters, a Commodity code, encompasses the supply of custodial equipment and consumable cleaning products that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance across schools, districts, and multi-jurisdictional cooperative purchasing vehicles. The scope includes dust mops, brooms, brushes, mop buckets, trash cans and liners, paper products (towels, tissue, napkins), disinfectants, wipes, degreasers, floor finish, hand soap dispensers, hand sanitizer dispensers, rags, carpet shampoo, and related janitorial equipment distributed to multiple locations within a jurisdiction. School districts dominate the issuing-body mix, appearing in all four recent opportunities; the Cooperative Purchasing Agency (CPA), a nonprofit Georgia warehouse serving 35 school systems, represents multi-district cooperative purchasing at scale. Individual school districts drive most volume, with single-district procurements ranging from $550,000 estimated expenditure (Cobb County) to multi-facility supply chains across 787,296 square feet of space (Madison County).

Georgia and Texas show the strongest recent activity. The Cooperative Purchasing Agency's September 30, 2026 bid for custodial stock supplies (approximately 60 line items, contract period January 1–December 31, 2027) and Madison County Board of Education's June 2, 2026 RFP for custodial supplies across eight facilities represent the scale of regional procurement. Cobb County School District issued an IFB for custodial equipment with a September 23, 2026 response date and $550,000 estimated contract value. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas posted RFP 2026-071 on May 13, 2026 with a June 4, 2026 deadline, replacing an expiring contract. Vendors should note that school districts typically require firm pricing for 12 months, F.O.B. destination with delivery included, tax-exempt status accommodation, proof of insurance with stated liability limits, and E-Verify compliance certification; cooperative purchasing vehicles impose additional requirements such as product samples, three references, and minimum order thresholds.