UNSPSC 76111501: Building cleaning services

UNSPSC 76111501 Building cleaning services is a Commodity code encompassing routine janitorial and custodial maintenance at state and local facilities — daily cleaning, restroom sanitation, floor care, trash removal, and periodic deep services such as carpet shampooing and floor stripping and waxing. State and local governments procure these services across diverse issuing bodies: state departments and agencies (Kentucky State Treasurer, Texas Workforce Commission, Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration, Texas Department of Transportation, Michigan Department of Technology Management and Budget, Illinois Secretary of State, Texas Department of Public Safety, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services, California Department of Motor Vehicles and Caltrans, Missouri Office of Administration), counties (Camden County Georgia, Solano County California, Hillsborough County Florida, Fairfax County Virginia, Orange County California), cities (Santa Monica, Tolleson, Huntington Beach, Scottsdale, Santa Fe, Wichita, Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Cleburne Texas), school districts (Fontana Unified School District California), housing authorities (Harrisburg Housing Authority), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and special-purpose districts (Maine Veterans Cemetery, Georgia Department of Aviation). Recurring buyers include the Illinois Secretary of State (four simultaneous RFQs for driver services facilities in July 2026), the State of Missouri Office of Administration (multiple Springfield janitorial solicitations), the California Department of Motor Vehicles (multiple DMV field office contracts), and Maine's Department of Administrative and Financial Services (Work Center–restricted RFQs).

Representative recent opportunities span geographic breadth. The Texas Workforce Commission issued IFB 3202700007 in July 2026 for McAllen and El Paso janitorial services (30,000 and unspecified square feet, respectively) with bids due August 12, 2026, requiring a 6.50 percent veteran-owned small business subcontracting goal and historical annual compensation of $34,405 to $52,560 per location. The State of Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration posted RFP AAGA 2026-0280 in July 2026 for custodial services across 13 state facilities (approximately 153 restrooms, nightly 5:30 PM–5:00 AM) with proposals due July 22, 2026, historical annual spending of $912,880 to $1,016,751, and evaluation weighted toward cost (40%), operations and methodology (30%), and personnel and management (15%). The State of Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget issued RFP 260000002197 in July 2026 for statewide custodial services across 265 facilities in 10 Prosperity Regions with proposals due August 6, 2026, covering three years (January 1, 2027–December 31, 2029) with Community Rehabilitation Organization and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business considerations. Activity appears heaviest in California (DMV field offices, Caltrans, State Lands Commission), Texas (Workforce Commission, Department of Public Safety, Health and Human Services Commission, Department of Transportation), Illinois (Secretary of State, Department of Transportation, Central Management Services), Michigan, Colorado, Maine, Missouri, and Georgia; the code shows no standout geographic concentration, with smaller jurisdictions (Santa Fe, Wichita, Huntsville) and specialized facilities (veterans cemeteries, airports) also actively procuring.