UNSPSC 76000000: Industrial Cleaning Services

This segment includes services associated with wastewater management. This segment also includes industrial cleaning services such as building site cleanup or janitorial services.

UNSPSC 76000000 Industrial Cleaning Services is a Segment code encompassing the range of cleaning work that state and local governments contract out across facilities, infrastructure, and equipment. State and local buyers under this code procure recurring janitorial services, specialized industrial cleaning (grease traps, septic systems, interceptors), CCTV sewer inspection and cleaning, equipment maintenance, preventative cleaning regimens, and one-time remediation services such as mold abatement. The issuing bodies span city and county public works departments, state facility management divisions, transit authorities, water utilities, school districts, and special-purpose districts. Recent activity shows city facilities departments and state divisions of facilities construction and management as repeat buyers; the State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) and the State of Missouri Division of Facilities Management have both released multiple janitorial services RFQs and Stage II prequalification-gated solicitations within the past thirty days, and the City of Dallas, City of Bartow, City of St. Petersburg, and Orange County Transportation Authority have all posted maintenance and cleaning work in the same window.

Geographic spread of recent activity includes Texas (Dallas, Bartow, Austin area through Texas Tech University and Texas A&M), California (Santa Rosa, Milpitas, St. Petersburg equivalent in Florida, Orange County), Utah (Logan, Ogden), Missouri (Springfield), Florida (Hillsborough County, Clayton County Water Authority, Orange County Transportation Authority, Pembroke Pines, Tampa), Connecticut (New Haven, Norwich, Meriden), New Jersey (Ocean County), Oregon (Beaverton, Talent, Scottsdale), Colorado, and numerous other states. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas's sixty-month ID/IQ for sand trap, grease trap, septic tank, and interceptor cleaning and disposal (due August 14, 2026; RFQ format); the State of Utah DFCM's Stage II janitorial services solicitation for Logan Workforce Services (due August 3, 2026; restricted to prequalified contractors); the State of Missouri janitorial RFQ for Springfield facilities (due July 13, 2026); the Orange County Transportation Authority's plumbing repair and maintenance services contract (due July 27, 2026; estimated value $200,000 over two years); and the City of Palo Alto's three-year CCTV sewer main inspection project covering 230,000 linear feet (due April 14, 2026). Most solicitations employ IFB, ITB, or RFQ formats with response windows of twenty to forty days and pricing structures ranging from hourly labor rates to per-square-foot monthly fees to per-linear-foot unit pricing for specialized work.