UNSPSC 53131652: Hand mirror

Handheld reflective device used for personal hygiene or observation.

UNSPSC 53131652 Hand mirror is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to tag personal grooming and salon equipment procurements, though recent solicitations under this code show a broader scope than mirrors alone—schools are sourcing complete styling stations, backwash units, and installation services for cosmetology and vocational education programs. The issuing bodies are primarily school districts, with Hillsborough County Public Schools appearing as a recent buyer of salon equipment for educational purposes. The work involves procurement of salon furniture and fixtures (styling stations, backwash units), delivery, and on-site installation labor, along with vendor compliance with prevailing wage standards, debarment certifications, and state labor-trafficking prohibitions when federal funding applies.

Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida posted an Invitation to Quote (ITQ) in October 2026 for salon stations and sinks to be delivered and installed at Plant City High School, with a response deadline of February 24, 2026—requiring vendors to price five back-to-back styling stations, three triple-wall stations, two double-wall stations, and four backwash units, plus installation labor and delivery on an FOB Destination basis. Vendors must demonstrate five years of experience, hold current vendor registration, provide proof of applicable licenses and commercial general liability insurance ($1,000,000 aggregate minimum), and comply with federal procurement rules including domestic preference for U.S.-produced goods and prevailing wage standards for contracts exceeding $100,000. The contract carries a $50,000 expenditure cap, and the school district affirmatively solicits Small Business Enterprises and encourages subcontracting with minority and women's business enterprises. Recent activity is limited to this single documented opportunity; the code does not show broad state or regional sourcing patterns at present.