UNSPSC 76111601: Acoustical tile or ceiling cleaning services

UNSPSC 76111601 Acoustical tile or ceiling cleaning services, a Commodity code, covers the supply and installation of new acoustic ceiling systems and related services that state and local governments are actively procuring for facility renovations and maintenance. Recent solicitations show this work spans new construction, restoration projects, and routine replacements across schools, county facilities, and state agencies, with pricing models ranging from fixed-price installations to unit-cost contracts for ongoing maintenance. The issuing bodies include school districts (Gordon County School System in Georgia; Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District in Texas), county governments (Boulder County, Colorado; Rockdale County, Georgia), and state departments (Texas Southern University). Representative recent opportunities include Boulder County Building Services soliciting competitive bids to furnish and install new acoustical ceilings at the Boulder County Community Hub (IFB, bid opening April 28, 2026) and the Gordon County School System requesting sealed proposals for removal and replacement of ceiling tiles and grids at Red Bud Elementary School (RFP 2026_7, due March 26, 2026).

Geographic spread of recent activity centers on Texas, California, Colorado, and Georgia, with additional procurement activity in Wisconsin and Oregon. The California Department of Motor Vehicles has posted multiple janitorial services solicitations that bundle acoustical ceiling maintenance into broader facility cleaning scopes, indicating consistent activity in the state's field offices. A Texas Southern University ITB for soundproofing of music practice rooms (due June 4, 2026) specified Armstrong Commercial Optima acoustical ceiling panels with detailed technical requirements, and the Harris County Department of Education issued a competitive sealed proposal for Painting, Drywall, Acoustical Ceilings, and Flooring services under a Job Order Contracting model with a maximum annual aggregate contract price of $200 million. Opportunities vary in contract structure—some use fixed unit pricing, others employ JOC adjustment factors applied to preset catalogs. Set-asides appear sparingly; where present, they favor small business certifications (California SB set-asides) and local vendor preferences (Gordon County's 10-point local advantage). Prevailing wage compliance is standard across public-sector work, particularly in California and Texas.