UNSPSC 47131712: Anti splash urinal pad

Product installed in toilet to prevent urine splashing

UNSPSC 47131712 Anti splash urinal pad is a Commodity code for a discrete restroom fixture accessory that state and local governments procure as part of broader restroom and bathroom renovation projects. Recent state and local solicitations show that anti-splash urinal pads rarely appear as a standalone line item; instead, they are typically specified as incidental components within comprehensive restroom renovation scopes that include demolition, fixture replacement, flooring, wall finishes, plumbing, electrical, and fire protection work. The code sees activity from cities, counties, water authorities, and public universities conducting facility improvements across restrooms, locker rooms, and support buildings. Issuing bodies include municipal governments (City of Rome, Georgia; City of St. Marys, Georgia; City of Pembroke Pines, Florida; City of San Antonio, Texas), special-purpose authorities (Clayton County Water Authority, Georgia; Lee County Port Authority, Florida), county commissions (Hillsborough County, Florida), and higher-education institutions (University of Texas at Tyler). Representative recent opportunities are the City of St. Marys women's bathroom renovation at the Coast Guard Station (IFB, October 6, 2026 due date), which includes fixture replacement and finish work, and the City of Pembroke Pines restroom renovation at five park locations (IFB #RE-26-03, estimated contract value $310,000, 90-day completion window), which specifies new plumbing fixtures with low-flow toilets but does not itemize splash pads.

Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida, with secondary presence in Texas. The Clayton County Water Authority (Georgia) solicited restroom renovations under RFB 2026-GS-10 (August 5, 2026 due date), the Lee County Port Authority (Florida) sought non-public restroom remodels at Southwest Florida International Airport (RFB 26-0041LB, April 23, 2026 due date with mandatory pre-bid), and the University of Texas at Tyler (Texas) issued an RFP for Cowan Center Lobby renovation (May 18, 2026 due date) that includes restroom partitions and accessories. Since anti-splash urinal pads are typically specified within larger renovation contracts rather than procured independently, pursuit under this Commodity code requires identifying opportunities where restroom fixture replacement and upgrade are explicit scope elements, then positioning the product as a value-add or specification compliance item within competitive bids on IFB or RFP vehicles with response dates typically two to six months out.