UNSPSC 76101502: Rest room cleaning services

UNSPSC 76101502 Rest room cleaning services is a Commodity code describing routine sanitation and maintenance work that state and local governments contract for across administrative facilities, operational centers, parks, and specialized buildings. The solicitations active through July 2026 reflect work scope centering on restroom disinfection, floor care, trash removal, daily and periodic deep cleaning, and staffing requirements for daytime porter coverage or after-hours custodial teams. Issuing bodies include state departments (Kentucky State Treasurer, Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration, Texas Workforce Commission, Illinois Department of Transportation, Texas Department of Public Safety), county governments (Camden County Georgia, Hillsborough County Florida, Sarasota County Florida, Fairfax County Virginia), cities (Santa Monica, Pembroke Pines, Huntsville, Sarasota, Wichita), school districts (Elk Rapids Michigan, Tupelo Mississippi, Bibb County Georgia, Fontana Unified California), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority California), and special districts (Maine Department of Environmental Protection, Ontario International Airport Authority). Set-asides and preferences vary by issuing body—Illinois restricts several procurements to Small Business Set-Aside Program vendors; Maine restricts others exclusively to certified Work Centers; Colorado encourages Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) participation; Texas applies VetHUB subcontracting goals; and some jurisdictions enforce prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon, and Living Wage Ordinance compliance. Performance standards are typically 85–90 percent inspection thresholds with liquidated damages, service-level penalties, or contract termination for failures. Insurance minimums cluster around $1 million general liability per occurrence and $2 million annual aggregate, with workers' compensation statutory limits.

Recent activity concentrates in the South and Midwest. Texas dominates with procurements from the Department of Public Safety (Cleburne, Weatherford, Lake Worth), Texas Workforce Commission (McAllen and El Paso), and Texas Health and Human Services Commission (statewide 80+ facilities, deadline July 6, 2026). Illinois shows density with six State of Illinois Central Management Services solicitations in Olney and Chicago Heights (Small Business Set-Aside, July 22 bid deadlines) and an IDOT State Use award already issued. Michigan issued a statewide RFP for 265 facilities across 10 Prosperity Regions (due August 6, 2026). Colorado posted multiple RFPs for Capitol Complex and state-facility custodial services (due July 15–22, 2026). Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, and California also show recent activity. Representative solicitations include the Texas Workforce Commission IFB 3202700007 for janitorial services at McAllen and El Paso locations (due August 12, 2026; historical compensation $34,405–$52,560 annually per site); the State of Colorado RFP AAGA 2026-0280 for thirteen state facilities with nightly cleaning across approximately 153 restrooms and daytime office cleaning (due July 22, 2026; historical annual spending $912,880–$1,016,751); the State of Michigan RFP 260000002197 for statewide janitorial services across 265 facilities under 10 Prosperity Regions with a January 1, 2027 start date (due August 6, 2026); and the Illinois State Use award to Sertoma Star Services for IDOT District 1 at 900 South Des Plaines Street, Chicago—a 24-month contract valued at $142,080. Contract terms typically run three to five years with renewal options, and multi-location scopes require detailed staffing plans, equipment inventories, training protocols, and quality-assurance procedures submitted with bids or proposals.