UNSPSC 72101508: Floor cleaning services

UNSPSC 72101508 Floor cleaning services is a Commodity code covering routine janitorial and custodial work that state and local governments buy across administrative offices, correctional facilities, transit centers, schools, and specialized facilities. State and local jurisdictions solicit under this code through RFPs, RFQs, IFBs, and ITBs targeting daily restroom cleaning, floor care (including stripping, waxing, and buffing), trash removal, and periodic deep-cleaning services. The issuing bodies span state departments (Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Workforce Commission, Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget, Illinois Department of Transportation, Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services), counties (Camden County, Georgia; Hillsborough County, Florida; San Mateo County, California; Sarasota County, Florida; Fairfax County, Virginia), cities (Santa Monica, Wichita, Huntsville, Pembroke Pines, Sarasota, Tolleson), school districts (Fontana Unified, Elk Rapids, Tupelo Public, Birdville Independent), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), specialized facilities (Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Texas Department of Public Safety), and housing authorities (Harrisburg Housing Authority). Illinois Central Management Services and the Illinois Secretary of State appear repeatedly as major repeat buyers of small-facility janitorial contracts.

Recent solicitations show sustained activity across the United States with concentration in Texas, Illinois, Colorado, Florida, California, Michigan, and Maine. Texas Department of Public Safety has posted multiple janitorial contracts for office facilities ranging from 2,268 to 10,270 square feet (Cleburne, Weatherford, Lake Worth locations) due in July and June 2026; Texas Workforce Commission solicited dual-location janitorial services in McAllen and El Paso (IFB 3202700007, due August 12, 2026) with historical compensation of $34,405–$52,560 per location annually and a VetHUB 6.5 percent subcontracting goal. Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration posted statewide custodial services for 13 facilities (RFP AAGA 2026-0280, due July 22, 2026, extended) with anticipated annual spending of $912,880–$1,016,751 and no-subcontracting requirements. Michigan Department of Technology issued RFP 260000002197 for janitorial services across 265 state facilities in 10 prosperity regions (due August 6, 2026) with Community Rehabilitation Organization set-asides and a three-year base contract structure. Illinois Secretary of State released five separate driver-services-facility janitorial RFQs in July 2026 (Dekalb, Pittsfield, Belvidere, Quincy, all due July 23) covering 1,553–3,500 square feet at prevailing-wage rates. Kentucky State Treasurer issued RFB 75827000000241 (due August 4, 2026) for 18,480 square feet at West Frankfort complex. Hillsborough County Fire Rescue posted ITB 26-00319 for consumable janitorial supplies (due July 24, 2026) with estimated annual value of $765,679.84. Maine restricted four custodial-services RFQs to certified Work Centers only, reflecting state sheltered-workshop preferences. Evaluation criteria commonly weight cost at 30–40 percent, with past performance, qualifications, and operational capability together comprising the balance. Set-asides and preferences vary widely—Michigan uses CRO and SDVOSB preferences; Illinois applies Small Business Set-Aside and State Use restrictions; Texas requires HUB and VetHUB subcontracting plans; Colorado and Maine emphasize sustainability and Work Center certifications. Prevailing wage applies in California, Illinois, and HUD-funded facilities.