UNSPSC 47132100: Cleaning kits

UNSPSC 47132100 Cleaning kits is a Class code naming products state and local governments procure to support facility maintenance, custodial operations, and specialized cleaning programs. Recent solicitations show governments buying assembled cleaning kits—including EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting compliance kits for lead remediation programs, biohazard decontamination and sanitation services kits, and custodial equipment bundles—alongside standalone janitorial supplies such as paper products, cleaning chemicals, trash liners, and hand tools. The code also captures related equipment purchases such as floor scrubbers, carpet extractors, vacuums, and electrostatic sprayers. State and local issuing bodies span school districts (Chippewa Valley Schools in Michigan, Cobb County School District in Georgia, Fontana Unified School District in California, Forsyth County Schools in North Carolina), cities and municipalities (St. Petersburg and Pembroke Pines in Florida, Arlington in Texas, Philadelphia), counties (Dallas County and Gwinnett County), and specialized authorities such as transit operators and housing authorities. Repeat buyers include Florida municipalities procuring janitorial supplies and equipment on annual cycles, and school districts across multiple states establishing multi-year stock contracts for custodial operations.

Recent activity centers on the Southeast and Southwest, with notable volume in Florida (St. Petersburg, Pembroke Pines, Lake County Schools), Georgia (Cobb County Schools, Clarke County Schools, Gwinnett County, Forsyth County Schools, City of Mableton), Michigan (Chippewa Valley Schools), California (Fontana Unified), and Texas (Arlington, Dallas Housing Authority). Chippewa Valley Schools issued an ITB for approximately 150 units of custodial equipment across 19 categories—commercial floor scrubbers, autonomous scrubbers, carpet extractors, vacuums, and trash containers—with bids due October 21, 2026; the district published Addendum 1 on October 15, 2026, updating preferred models for encapsulation carpet cleaning machines. The City of St. Petersburg solicited lead safety equipment and materials under IFB-26-307 in early October 2026, including EPA RRP compliance kits, homeowner lead safety kits, and containment units. Chippewa Valley Schools and other districts typically allow split awards, propose manufacturer models or equivalents, require firm pricing for 12 months, and demand comprehensive insurance and compliance certifications. School districts dominate recent solicitations; they often bundle custodial supplies with equipment purchases and maintain 3- to 5-year contract terms with annual renewal options. Bid response windows are tight—frequently 7 to 14 days—and many jurisdictions use cooperative purchasing portals or regional e-procurement platforms.