UNSPSC 49211836: Exercise mat

Protects the user from hard floors

UNSPSC 49211836 Exercise mat is a Commodity code covering floor and exercise mats for fitness, recreation, and athletic programs. State and local governments solicit this code to equip recreation facilities, fire department fitness centers, and school athletic programs with commercial-grade mats. Recent opportunities show purchasing bodies acquire exercise mats either standalone—as accessories to broader fitness equipment procurements—or as part of specialized athletic infrastructure buys for wrestling programs, gymnastics facilities, and municipal parks. Issuing bodies span school districts, county and city departments, municipal recreation authorities, and specialized city agencies such as fire rescue departments. Fulton County Schools, Gwinnett County Parks & Recreation, and the City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department represent the types of repeat and high-volume buyers active under this code.

Recent opportunities cluster in Georgia. Fulton County Schools issued an IFB on May 8, 2026 for three wrestling mat sizes (38'×38', 40'×40', 42'×42') with 1-5/8" thickness, delivery due by May 26, 2026; responses were submitted digitally through the Bonfire platform with firm pricing FOB destination. Gwinnett County Department of Financial Services posted an informal written quotation on July 17, 2026 for 230 ProShield floor mats (approximately 39-3/8"×78-3/4", 0.25" thickness) and four transportation dollies for Lucky Shoals Park in Norcross, Georgia, with quotes due July 23, 2026. The City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department launched a multi-step sealed bid process beginning June 2, 2026 that includes exercise mats as one of eighteen equipment groups within a broader commercial-grade fitness equipment and parts-support procurement; the prequalification phase closed June 30, 2026 with an IFB to follow. Sourcewell's May 12, 2026 RFP #061626 for Law Enforcement Equipment included exercise mats as a component available to participating Washington, Minnesota, and other jurisdictions, though this appears tangential to the core code scope.