UNSPSC 47121902: Squeege or washer accessories

UNSPSC 47121902 Squeegee or washer accessories (Commodity) represents a narrow product category that state and local governments procure primarily as part of broader custodial and janitorial supply contracts rather than as standalone items. Recent solicitations show this code in use for consumable cleaning accessories bundled within larger equipment and supply packages—most commonly squeegees, mops, mop buckets, dust mops, brooms, brushes, and related hand tools distributed across school facilities, county government operations, and public safety departments. School districts are the dominant issuing bodies under this code, with additional activity from county boards of commissioners and county departments of general services. The work solicited encompasses routine replacement and restocking of floor-care and general-cleaning hand tools and accessories across multiple facility locations on an annual or multi-year contract cycle.

Recent activity spans California, Florida, Georgia, and Texas. Cobb County School District (Georgia) posted an IFB in September 2026 seeking custodial equipment with a $550,000 estimated expenditure; Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners (Florida) issued an ITB in July 2026 for janitorial and operational supplies estimated at $765,679.84 with delivery to fire stations; Solano County Department of General Services (California) solicited toiletry paper products and related supplies through an IFB for county jail and detention facilities under a three-year contract with renewal options; and Northside Independent School District (Texas) posted an RFP in May 2026 for custodial supplies replacing an expiring contract. Madison County Board of Education (Georgia) also issued an RFP in May 2026 for custodial supplies across eight school facilities. All recent opportunities specify firm-fixed pricing, F.O.B. destination delivery, and multi-year contract terms with annual renewal options where applicable, reflecting the routine and recurring nature of custodial accessory procurement across state and local jurisdictions.