UNSPSC 95121715: Public toilet facility

Local government owned and maintained toilet block facilities for public use.

UNSPSC 95121715 Public toilet facility is a Commodity code naming single structures or standalone restroom installations that state and local governments procure for parks, transit stations, recreational facilities, and public venues. The recent opportunities show state and local bodies buying turnkey construction or renovation of discrete restroom buildings—typically 200 to 3,500 square feet—with plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and fixtures included, often bundled with site work, parking, or ancillary amenities. The issuing bodies are mixed: municipal recreation and parks departments, city transit authorities, water utilities, transit agencies, school districts, and county facilities management offices. Cities of Ocala, Farragut, and Leesburg; Okaloosa and Beaufort counties; and regional transit operators like Broward County Transportation appear as repeat or concurrent buyers under this code in the recent block, though the posted opportunities do not show concentrated repeat procurement from a single jurisdiction.

Geographic spread is broad across the Southeast and Southwest, with recent activity in Florida (Ocala, Cocoa, Okaloosa County, Beaufort County), Tennessee (Farragut), Georgia (Hart County), and California (Mt. San Antonio Community College District). Representative solicitations include the Town of Farragut's ITB for a 212-square-foot McFee Park restroom with April 21, 2026 deadline (ITB 2026-26), requiring six-month construction and ADA-compliant fixtures; the City of Ocala's February 2, 2026 ITB for a Union Station restroom and ticketing kiosk (CIP/260231), a 500-square-foot FTA-funded facility subject to Davis-Bacon and Buy America compliance with 90-day construction window; and Okaloosa County's October 28, 2026 bid for restroom, shower, and boardwalk facilities at Shore at Crystal Beach Park (ITB PW 13-26), a 200-day project including stormwater and marine environmental protection measures. Bond, insurance, and prevailing wage requirements are standard across postings; federal funding triggers compliance with Davis-Bacon, Buy America, and Build America Buy America provisions when present.