UNSPSC 12141504: Strontium Sr

UNSPSC 12141504 Strontium Sr is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of laboratory reagents, diagnostic reference materials, and specialized chemical supplies for water quality testing, forensic analysis, and public health laboratory operations. Recent opportunities show jurisdictions sourcing pharmaceutical-grade chemicals, EPA-approved water treatment and testing products, and branded laboratory consumables to support regulatory compliance and analytical workflows across municipal utilities, public health departments, and forensic laboratories. The mix of issuing bodies reflects diverse municipal and state needs: city water utilities (Meriden, Tampa, Palm Bay) procure treatment and monitoring chemicals; state health and forensic departments (California, District of Columbia) source diagnostic kits and instrument consumables; county sheriff and forensic operations (Harris County) acquire crime scene and laboratory supplies; and university procurement (Texas A&M) manages laboratory reagents. The code sees activity across Texas, Florida, California, Connecticut, and the District of Columbia, with water treatment and public health laboratory operations driving the largest recent volume.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Meriden's ITB B026-55 (posted June 9, 2026; due June 25, 2026) for water treatment chemicals including Calcium Hypochlorite, Caustic Soda variants, Aluminum Sulfate, and Sodium Permanganate meeting NSF and AWWA standards with Build America Buy America compliance for select items; the State of California's RFB 26200615 (posted February 9, 2026; due February 24, 2026) for brand-specific Shiga Toxin QuikChek diagnostic test kits for foodborne illness investigation; Texas A&M's ITB TAMU-ITB-26-5055 (posted June 26, 2026; due July 15, 2026) for precipitant solutions submitted through the AggieBid platform; and Harris County's ITB 250415 (posted May 15, 2026; due June 8, 2026) for crime scene and forensic supplies including DNA collection items, evidence containers, and specialized chemicals such as indanedione and petroleum ether. Water utility and public health laboratory consumables dominate the active pipeline, with most opportunities reflecting one-year contract terms and unit-pricing structures.