UNSPSC 53101504: Womens slacks or trousers or shorts

UNSPSC 53101504 Womens slacks or trousers or shorts, a Commodity code, covers uniform pants and related garments procured by state and local agencies for operational workforces and specialized personnel. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying women's work pants, dress trousers, and specialized uniform bottoms—often as part of broader uniform contracts that bundle shirts, outerwear, and accessories—for corrections, public safety, fire services, transit, and facilities management. The Texas Facilities Commission's RFP 0007240 (response due July 7, 2026) seeks rental and outright-purchase uniforms for 300 maintenance and facilities staff, 40 fire/security personnel, and 50 executives, including standard and non-standard sizing; Clayton County's ITB #26-57 (response due July 9, 2026) covers public safety uniforms for approximately 500 police officers in men's, women's, and unisex sizing; and Hillsborough County's ITQ 26-00124 (closed February 26, 2026) procured work pants and shorts for 50 paratransit drivers. Issuing bodies span state facilities commissions, county sheriffs' and police departments, county transit authorities, and independent school districts. The work typically bundles bottom-wear with matching shirts and outerwear, requires on-site fitting and alteration services, and frequently mandates embroidery or emblem application; vendors must meet five-year experience thresholds and carry $1 million–$2 million liability coverage.

Geographic activity centers on Texas (Donna ISD, Magnolia ISD, Williamson County, Texas Facilities Commission) and Georgia and Florida (Clayton County, Hillsborough County), with Arizona represented by the City of Phoenix's RFQ for fire-rescue apparel (response due April 16, 2026). Recent solicitations confirm repeat activity from county corrections and transit authorities, city fire and police departments, and school districts. Representative opportunities include the Texas Facilities Commission's two-year, multi-location rental and sales contract; Clayton County Police's one-year initial term with four renewal options and local-showroom requirements; and Hillsborough County's two-year, approximately $30,862 paratransit uniform contract. Contract terms typically run one to two years with multiple renewal options, demand delivery within 14–30 days, and require secure online ordering, alterations at no cost except for damage or negligence, and weekly or on-demand pickup and laundry services for rental programs. No current opportunities explicitly limit participation by enterprise type or set-aside classification.