UNSPSC 15121516: Leak stop

UNSPSC 15121516 Leak stop, a Commodity code, encompasses leak detection and sealing products and services that state and local governments procure to locate and remediate water, gas, and other fluid leaks across facility infrastructure. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring both material products—adhesives and sealants for facility maintenance inventories—and comprehensive leak-detection services spanning diagnostics, reporting, emergency response, and equipment. The issuing bodies span school districts, county and municipal utilities and public works, county purchasing departments, and independent school districts; the Pinellas County School District and State of Utah Division of Purchasing appear as repeat buyers in the recent opportunities block, signaling sustained procurement activity in education and statewide cooperative contracting.

State and local activity under the code concentrates in Florida and Utah, with secondary activity in Texas and broader coverage across multiple states. Representative recent opportunities include the State of Utah Division of Purchasing's RFP for water leak detection systems and installation services (Solicitation KK272, due October 2, 2026), which establishes a statewide cooperative contract open to state agencies, school districts, cities, counties, and higher education institutions and emphasizes cloud-based monitoring platforms, AI-powered analytics, professional installation, and 24/7 technical support; Pinellas County School Board's ITB for leak detection services across district-owned facilities (Solicitation 26CD036, due September 29, 2026), requiring certified Florida contractors to provide non-destructive testing, emergency response within one hour, and comprehensive reporting; and the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County's Invitation to Bid for furnish and delivery of lubricants (Solicitation 26-09, due May 27, 2026), a product-focused procurement covering engine oils, hydraulic fluids, greases, antifreeze, and transmission fluids delivered on an as-needed basis to seven facility locations. School districts and county utilities drive the largest recent volume; pre-bid conferences and mandatory attendance requirements are common in school district solicitations, and statewide cooperative vehicles offer multi-year framework contracting with no guaranteed minimums.