UNSPSC 76111604: Floor waxing or carpet cleaning

UNSPSC 76111604 Floor waxing or carpet cleaning is a Commodity code that covers deep-cleaning and maintenance services for carpeted and hard-surface flooring in institutional and commercial facilities. State and local governments buy routine and specialized carpet extraction, spot treatment, stain remediation, VCT stripping and waxing, and emergency response cleaning across office buildings, courthouses, schools, housing authorities, airports, water districts, correctional facilities, and transit systems.

The issuing-body mix is broad and includes state agencies (California Employment Development Department, California Highway Patrol, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Facilities Commission), counties (Dorchester County South Carolina, Ada County Idaho, Jackson County Missouri, Hillsborough County Florida, Montgomery County Maryland), cities (Fort Worth, Arlington, Huntsville, Atlanta, Union City), housing authorities (Harrisburg Housing Authority), transit and public facilities (Eastern Municipal Water District, Georgia World Congress Center Authority, University of Georgia), and school districts (Lowndes County School District). Recent activity shows steady procurement volume across multiple jurisdictions, with repeat solicitations from California state agencies and several counties. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission soliciting carpet and vinyl floor cleaning across Region 10 facilities (RFQ HHS0017494, due July 30, 2026), the Georgia World Congress Center Authority seeking carpet replacement and floor care in four major facilities (RFP PE92200RFP2026000000073, due March 17, 2026 and PE92200RFP2026000000081, due May 26, 2026), and Hillsborough County Florida's four-year carpet and tile cleaning contract across 31 library and administrative locations (ITB-26-00128, due March 6, 2026, SBE set-aside, estimated value $1,332,869.50). Geographic activity concentrates in California, Texas, Georgia, and Florida, with secondary activity in the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and intermountain states. Participation tends to split between small businesses and established regional or national janitorial firms, with many procurements incorporating small business, disadvantaged enterprise, or DVBE set-asides or participation goals, particularly in California and federal-funded projects requiring Section 3 compliance.