UNSPSC 47121806: Mop wringer

UNSPSC 47121806 Mop wringer (Commodity) covers equipment and supplies for custodial and janitorial operations that state and local governments procure under broader custodial-equipment and janitorial-supply contracts. However, the recent state and local opportunities tagged to this code show little direct solicitation of mop wringers as standalone line items. Instead, the code appears embedded in larger custodial-equipment and consumable-supply buys where mop buckets, mops, and related cleaning apparatus are included as part of comprehensive facility-maintenance procurement. School districts, county governments, and special-purpose authorities are the primary issuing bodies. Cobb County School District (Georgia) posted an RFP for custodial equipment with an estimated value of $550,000 to supply all district locations; Northside Independent School District (Texas) solicited custodial supplies under RFP 2026-071 (due June 4, 2026); and Madison County Board of Education (Georgia) issued RFP CSUP 05-26 (due June 2, 2026) for consumable custodial supplies across eight school facilities, specifying mops, mop buckets, and related items explicitly in the scope. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners (Florida) also solicited janitorial and operational supplies for its Fire Rescue Department (ITB-26-00319, due July 24, 2026) with an estimated contract value of $765,679.84.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast—particularly Georgia and Florida—with secondary representation from Texas. Recent opportunities span school districts as repeat buyers (Cobb County, Madison County, Northside NISD) and county governments (Hillsborough County). The code shows modest but real procurement volume in school-district maintenance operations, where custodial-supply contracts typically bundle equipment and consumables for delivery across multiple facilities on an as-needed or scheduled basis. Pricing typically remains firm for 12 months, and award is usually made on low-bid or best-value criteria that balance price, contractor qualifications, and delivery capability. No set-asides or special designation preferences are noted in the recent opportunities.