UNSPSC 47131618: Wet mops

UNSPSC 47131618 Wet mops is a Commodity code covering mop heads and related mopping equipment that state and local governments procure as part of broader custodial and janitorial supply contracts. In practice, wet mops appear as line items within larger consumable supply solicitations serving school districts, county facilities, and municipal departments rather than as standalone procurements. Recent opportunities frame mops alongside cleaning chemicals, trash liners, floor finishes, brooms, and paper products—all inventory held in warehouse stock or distributed to multiple operational locations. School districts dominate this code's recent activity, with Pinellas County Schools (Florida), Cobb County Schools (Georgia), Northside Independent School District (San Antonio, Texas), and Madison County Schools (Georgia) all soliciting custodial supplies packages that include mops as specified line items. Cooperative purchasing organizations serving multiple school systems, such as the Cooperative Purchasing Agency (CPA) in Georgia, also bid custodial supplies including mops on behalf of member districts. County governments and special-purpose facilities—including the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners (Florida fire rescue operations) and Chatham County (detention center)—source similar consumable packages that include mop heads and handles as part of general warehouse or operational supply contracts.

Activity clusters in the Southeast (Georgia and Florida) and Texas. The School Board of Pinellas County, Florida, issued ITB 25-JG-072 with 102 custodial line items including mops, due December 2, 2025, with an estimated annual value of $900,000. Cobb County Schools (Georgia) bid custodial equipment (B27046) with an estimated expenditure of $550,000, closing September 23, 2026. The Cooperative Purchasing Agency (Georgia) posted bid 2027-001 on custodial stock supplies for 35 member school systems on September 30, 2026, specifying approximately 60 line items including mops and related janitorial equipment. Chatham County, Georgia, solicited warehouse supplies for its detention center (ITB 26-0099-6, due September 15, 2026) with explicit mention of mop heads and mop handles among specified consumables. Hillsborough County (Florida fire rescue, ITB 26-00319) bid janitorial supplies estimated at $765,679.84 for 47 fire stations. Northside Independent School District (San Antonio, RFP 2026-071, due June 4, 2026) replaced an expiring custodial supply contract, requiring all vendors to respond to maintain continuity. Wet mops are consistently requisitioned as consumable inventory items with firm pricing, F.O.B. destination delivery, and annual renewal options typical across school district and county procurement cycles.