UNSPSC 76111505: Fabric and furniture cleaning services

UNSPSC 76111505 Fabric and furniture cleaning services, a Commodity code, encompasses routine janitorial and facility cleaning work that state and local governments buy through contracts ranging from single-facility to countywide scopes. Recent solicitations show the code covers daily and periodic interior and exterior cleaning including high-touch surface disinfection, restroom and kitchen sanitation, floor care (sweeping, mopping, stripping, sealing, waxing, carpet extraction), trash and recycling removal, glass and window cleaning, and day porter services. Contractors provide all labor, commercial-grade equipment, cleaning supplies, disinfectants, and consumables; state and local agencies frequently impose prevailing wage requirements, mandatory background checks for personnel, commercial general liability insurance minimums of $1 million per occurrence, and compliance with state displaced worker and property service worker protection acts. The issuing-body mix includes state departments (California Department of Motor Vehicles, California Department of General Services), county governments (Orange County), and municipalities. Small Business Enterprise set-asides appear frequently in California DMV solicitations.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in California, where the California Department of Motor Vehicles has issued multiple Small Business set-aside IFBs for after-hours janitorial services at individual field offices (Los Gatos, Riverside, Colusa, Reedley, San Mateo) with estimated contract values ranging from $57,600 to $282,600 over thirty-six-month terms and responses due between June and September 2026. Orange County, California issued RFP-017-2988904-JC for countywide janitorial services across multiple county departments and facilities with proposals due October 27, 2026 and a five-year term effective September 1, 2026, requiring mandatory attendance at all seven job walks and prevailing wage compliance under California Labor Code Section 1773. The California Department of General Services Procurement Division issued a voluntary Request for Information on Janitorial Services (responses due September 23, 2026) to inform development of a statewide Master Service Agreement that will be mandatory for DGS and available for optional adoption by cities, counties, school districts, state universities, and community colleges across California. Activity outside California is limited in the recent record; a Fairfax County, Virginia IFB for school bus upholstery repair and cleaning (not directly aligned with the code's scope) also appears in the data.