UNSPSC 91101904: Tailoring service

Service that provides alteration or customization of clothes as well as the creation of custom made clothes.

UNSPSC 91101904 Tailoring service is a Commodity code that encompasses garment alteration, customization, and related modification services purchased by state and local governments as standalone contracts or as line items within larger apparel and uniform procurements. State and local buying under this code spans tailoring and alteration services (hemming, seam adjustment, embroidery, screen printing, patch application), uniform rental and maintenance (dry cleaning, pressing, repair), and custom apparel design and production for law enforcement, facilities maintenance, transit, parks, and school district personnel. The issuing bodies include city procurement offices (St. Petersburg, Phoenix, Richardson), school districts (Northside Independent School District in San Antonio), county water authorities (Clayton County Water Authority, Georgia), state facility commissions (Texas Facilities Commission), and counties (Berrien County, Georgia). School districts and city governments appear as repeat buyers, with Northside Independent School District posting multiple uniform and tailoring contracts in the same fiscal cycle.

Recent opportunities cluster heavily in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Rhode Island. The City of St. Petersburg is procuring citywide custom uniform and apparel services including embroidery, screen printing, hemming, and alterations under IFB 26-208 (responses due May 14, 2026), a multi-year single-award contract requiring three years' prior government experience and two government references. Northside Independent School District posted IFB2026097 for law enforcement uniforms and tailoring services (due September 3, 2026) and RFP2026109 for uniform dry cleaning and alterations at middle and high schools (due September 10, 2026), both requiring shipping to San Antonio. The Texas Facilities Commission issued RFP 0007240 for uniform purchase and rental services at four Austin-area locations (due July 7, 2026), requiring mandatory pre-proposal teleconferences and covering rental, laundry, and repair for facilities maintenance and fire-resistant uniforms across standard and non-standard sizes. The Community College of Rhode Island sought design and production of a Knight mascot costume under RFQ27006983 (due October 5, 2026), requiring 15% minority business enterprise participation and including tailoring, ventilation, and weatherproofing work. Clayton County Water Authority (Georgia) posted back-to-back annual uniform contracts (both due July 22, 2026) requiring online portal capability and direct shipment to employee addresses. The City of Phoenix is seeking safety and non-safety uniforms with customization services under a five-year contract effective October 1, 2025 (IFB 25-0771). Business Enterprise participation goals appear in several procurements, particularly in Florida and Rhode Island; E-Verify compliance is required in Georgia solicitations.