UNSPSC 76111600: Building component cleaning services

UNSPSC 76111600 Building component cleaning services, a Class code, encompasses routine custodial and janitorial maintenance that state and local governments contract across administrative facilities, educational institutions, transit infrastructure, utility operations, and specialized buildings. Recent solicitations demonstrate the code covers daily cleaning, restroom sanitation, floor care (including stripping, waxing, and carpet extraction), trash and recycling removal, disinfection of high-touch surfaces, and specialized tasks such as window cleaning, graffiti removal, and facility-specific deep cleaning. Work performed ranges from five-day-per-week office cleaning to seven-day-per-week transit center maintenance, with contractors typically supplying labor, equipment, and supplies while issuing bodies provide consumables such as paper products and cleaning chemicals.

The issuing-body mix reflects broad engagement: municipal governments (Phoenix, Tampa, Huntsville, Ocala, Norcross, Covington, Indianapolis, Tucson) dominate recent activity, followed by state agencies (California Department of Water Resources, Texas Department of Public Safety, Illinois Department of Transportation, Oregon Department of Transportation, Nevada State Purchasing Division, Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet, Maine Judicial Branch), water and utility authorities (Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority, Kissimmee Utility Authority, Harris County Toll Road Authority), school districts (Wellesley Public Schools, Pinellas County Schools, Lake County Schools, Polk County Schools, Forsyth County Public Library), and special districts (Orange County Transportation Authority, Hilton Head Island Airport, Beaufort Executive Airport). Georgia appears prominently with activity from Cobb County, City of Norcross, City of Covington, Georgia Southern University, and Forsyth County Public Library; Florida shows concentrated activity in multiple municipalities and counties; Texas, California, and other states show regular solicitations. Geographic spread spans the continental United States with no evident geographic concentration. Representative recent opportunities include the Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority's RFP for custodial services at two treatment divisions due November 5, 2026; the City of Norcross's RFP for custodial cleaning across nine municipal facilities due November 20, 2026; the City of Phoenix's sealed-offer solicitation for Fire Department custodial services at 24 facilities due November 5, 2026; and the City of Tampa's dual ITBs for Parks Department janitorial services (NORTH and SOUTH locations) due October 23, 2026, each offering single-contract awards covering multiple locations with firm pricing for 12 months and optional renewals.