UNSPSC 49211836: Exercise mat

Protects the user from hard floors

UNSPSC 49211836 Exercise mat, a Commodity code, covers floor and wall protection products used in athletic, fitness, and training environments—most recently solicited as components of broader fitness equipment procurements, specialized mats for specific sports (wrestling), and equipment packages for law enforcement and educational facilities. State and local buyers under this code include fire departments, school districts, county sheriffs' training academies, and university athletic departments. The City of Atlanta's Atlanta Fire Rescue Department is conducting a multi-step sealed bid process (prequalification due June 30, 2026, followed by an IFB) for commercial-grade fitness equipment including exercise mats as accessories alongside cardio machines, free weights, and functional trainers, with full installation, preventive maintenance, repair, and parts support. Fulton County Schools in Georgia issued an IFB (due May 26, 2026) for wrestling mats in three sizes—38'x38', 40'x40', and 42'x42'—with 1-5/8" thickness and taped connection. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's office solicited floor mats and wall pads (ITB due February 17, 2026) for its training academy, specifying 102 smooth black vinyl floor mats with foam padding and 66 wall pads, all meeting California State Fire Marshal flammability standards.

Recent activity spans Georgia (Fulton County Schools' wrestling mat bid and Atlanta's fitness equipment procurement), California (San Bernardino County Sheriff), Texas (Donna ISD's wrestling supplies catalog bid, which includes mats as line items), and Michigan (Mid-Michigan Leadership Academy's gymnasium flooring RFP, due April 10, 2026, which specified synthetic rubber shock pads and multi-purpose plastic resin surfaces for a 5,580-square-foot court). A Sourcewell cooperative purchasing vehicle (RFP #061626, due June 16, 2026) solicited law enforcement equipment on behalf of Washington counties including Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima; the solicitation scope is broad and does not break out exercise mats explicitly. Donna ISD in Texas and Albany State University in Georgia have also sourced athletic equipment and supplies through catalog-bid and eRFQ models respectively. The code shows consistent activity from school districts and specialized training facilities, with mats appearing as standalone procurements or bundled within larger fitness and athletic equipment packages; service requirements (installation, maintenance, instruction) frequently accompany product delivery.