UNSPSC 12352154: Diglycolamine

Diglycolamine is a chemical compound from the group of alkanolamines. use Diglycolamine is used in stripper solutions for demetallization, as an emulsifier in cooling lubricants and for gas scrubbing.

UNSPSC 12352154 Diglycolamine is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity captures purchases of disinfectant-generating equipment and water-treatment chemicals rather than diglycolamine as a chemical input alone. State and local governments are soliciting hypochlorous acid generators capable of on-demand disinfectant production for facility-wide use, along with multi-chemical treatment packages for wastewater and drinking water systems. The buying entities include county governments and municipalities managing public health, sanitation, and water infrastructure; Escambia County Board of County Commissioners and the City of Flowery Branch are recent active buyers. Work scoped under the code ranges from capital equipment procurement with installation and maintenance (hypochlorous acid generators with cybersecurity compliance, training, and 24/7 support) to recurring chemical supply contracts for drinking water and wastewater treatment plants, where vendors must meet NSF/ANSI/CAN 60 certification standards, provide on-demand delivery within 5–7 days, and manage returnable bulk-delivery infrastructure with specialized equipment such as box trucks with liftgates.

Florida and Georgia dominate recent activity. Escambia County issued two hypochlorous acid generator solicitations in the past six months—a sole source procurement (SSC2526004) posted February 25, 2026 with same-day due date, requiring EPA-listed equipment capable of 600 gallons per 24 hours with 24/7 maintenance and a one-year warranty, and a competitive RFP (PD2526083) posted June 30, 2026 due August 11, 2026 for equipment purchase, installation, and ongoing maintenance. The City of Flowery Branch issued an IFB (26-007) posted March 4, 2026 and due April 21, 2026 for a five-year supply contract covering seven treatment chemicals—ACH, sodium hypochlorite for drinking and wastewater use, caustic soda, citric acid, hydrofluosilicic acid, and polymer—with estimated annual volumes ranging from 9,100 to 546,000 pounds depending on chemical type and with mandatory pre-bid attendance and site visits required. Incumbent suppliers and baseline pricing are disclosed; bonding and insurance requirements apply when contract value exceeds $250,000.