CPV 192 – Textile Fabrics and Related Products

What does CPV 192 cover?

CPV group 192 (19200000) classifies public contracts for textile fabrics and related products – fabrics made from cotton, wool, silk, synthetic fibres, and blended weaves; non-wovens; ribbons and trimmings; technical textiles; and other textile semi-finished goods and accessories. The group covers textile materials as raw materials for further processing and for technical applications.

In the public sector, textile fabrics are procured for workshops in vocational schools, correctional facilities with sewing operations, public tailoring departments, and municipal laundries. Public hospitals and care homes procure textile material for in-house production of bed linen and service clothing. Technical textiles are used in public construction and environmental operations.

Within CPV division 19, group 192 differs from group 194 (yarns) by its focus on woven rather than thread material. It is distinguished from CPV 18 (finished clothing) by its raw material character. Technical textiles (geotextiles, filter non-wovens) may also be classified in other CPV areas depending on the application. Further information on the CPV system is available from the European Commission (SIMAP) and Regulation (EC) No 213/2008.

Typical Services in CPV 192

• Cotton fabric and blended weaves for tailoring departments and sewing workshops
• Non-wovens and technical textiles for construction and environmental applications
• Bed linen fabric and terry cloth for hospitals and care homes
• Ribbons and trimmings for craft workshops

Examples of Tenders with CPV 192

• Bed Linen Fabric for a Hospital Laundry: A hospital group procures cotton-polyester blended fabric in the required width and thread count for in-house bed linen production in its integrated laundry facility.
• Geotextiles for a Civil Engineering Project: A municipal civil engineering office tenders the supply of geotextile non-woven for the filter layer in a sewer bed and as separation fabric in road construction works.
• Sewing Fabrics for the Tailoring Department of a Correctional Facility: A correctional facility with a tailoring workshop procures cotton and polyester fabrics in various colours and weights for producing bed linen and service clothing.

Current tenders with CPV 192 are published on TED (Tenders Electronic Daily) and on national procurement platforms such as the German Procurement Portal (DTVP).

Who is CPV 192 relevant for?

Public Contracting Authorities

Vocational schools with textile training, correctional facilities with tailoring workshops, municipal hospitals with in-house production, care home operators, and municipal civil engineering offices (for geotextiles) are the typical contracting authorities under CPV 192.

Companies and Bidders

Textile wholesalers, fabric manufacturers, non-woven suppliers, and technical textile providers can win public contracts under CPV 192. OEKO-TEX certification, quality documentation (thread count, weight), and REACH compliance are typical requirements. Information on eligibility requirements and procurement procedures is available from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK).

How does Bond help with CPV 192?

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Frequently Asked Questions about CPV 192

What does the CPV code 19200000 mean?

The CPV code 19200000 designates the group "Textile fabrics and related products" in the Common Procurement Vocabulary. It covers woven and non-woven textile materials as raw materials and semi-finished goods for craft, medical, and technical applications in the public sector.

How do I find tenders with CPV 192?

Tenders with CPV 192 are published at EU level on TED and on national platforms such as DTVP.

What are the requirements for participating in tenders with CPV 192?

Typical requirements include OEKO-TEX certification, REACH compliance, quality and material specification certificates, and for technical textiles the relevant test certifications (e.g. EN standard conformity for geotextiles). Details are governed by the VgV and UVgO depending on contract value.