UNSPSC 12352121: Organic hydroxides

UNSPSC 12352121 Organic hydroxides is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure chemical compounds used in water treatment, laboratory analysis, and specialized industrial applications. The scope of work spans hydrogen peroxide for drinking water treatment facilities, silicone tubing for PFAS sampling and laboratory use, iron sponge media for water or air treatment systems, and related chemical consumables and materials supporting public utility operations. Issuing bodies include water departments within mid-sized cities, county health and environmental agencies, and municipal public works divisions. The code shows limited recent activity, with opportunities typically driven by specific operational needs at water treatment plants or environmental testing facilities rather than recurring large-scale procurement patterns.

Recent opportunities reflect diverse geographic distribution across the western and southwestern United States. The City of Salem, Oregon solicited approximately 11,000 gallons of hydrogen peroxide 35% by weight for the Geren Island Treatment Facility via IFB (Bid No. 267026) with a due date of May 6, 2026, requiring NSF/ANSI 60 certification for drinking water treatment and F.O.B. delivery to Stayton, Oregon. The City of Fort Worth issued an RFQt for silicone tubing meeting PFAS sampling specifications with a quotation due date of April 15, 2026, requiring FDA and NSF compliance for laboratory applications. The City of Salem also conducted a sole source procurement for iron sponge media replacement from MARCAB COMPANY INC. with an anticipated award date of April 7, 2026, valued at $30,000 annually over a five-year renewable term. A Bernalillo County grant application process (RFP5326EM) posted May 27, 2026 for capital projects and operating expenses related to opioid treatment shows no direct alignment with the hydroxides code scope and represents misclassification in the available records.