UNSPSC 47131613: Mop or broom holder

UNSPSC 47131613 Mop or broom holder is a Commodity code that encompasses standalone and wall-mounted storage devices for brooms, mops, and allied janitorial equipment commonly procured as line items within larger custodial-supply bundles. State and local governments buy these products primarily through cooperative purchasing agreements and school district procurement, often bundled with broader custodial-supply catalogs that span cleaning chemicals, protective gear, floor-care equipment, and related maintenance items. The code attracts school districts, regional purchasing cooperatives, and county educational service centers that consolidate custodial-supply procurement across multiple member entities to achieve volume discounts. Recent solicitations show the code embedded within larger custodial-supply RFPs structured as catalog discount bids, where individual product lines (including holders, brooms, mops, and cleaning chemicals) are quoted together and evaluated on aggregate cost, compliance with terms, net payment terms, free-shipping availability, and purchase-order acceptance policies.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative's recurring custodial-supply RFPs), Florida (Pinellas County School District), Missouri (Parkway School District), and California (Anaheim Union High School District food-service and kitchen-equipment procurements). Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Kilgore, Texas has issued multiple custodial-supply catalog RFPs—most recently CUS2628, due May 26, 2026, with an estimated two-year value of $12,638,478 and board approval scheduled for June 18, 2026. Pinellas County School District (Florida) solicited custodial supplies via ITB 25-JG-072 with an estimated annual contract value of approximately $900,000 and preference for Green Seal–certified or EPA Designed for the Environment products. Parkway School District (Missouri) issued a blanket purchase order for custodial supplies with a February 4, 2026 closing and an estimated twelve-month spending of $35,000. The code shows no recent standalone opportunities; all visible activity treats mop and broom holders as component line items within wider custodial-supply frameworks rather than independent procurements.