UNSPSC 20142500: Produced water treating equipment

UNSPSC 20142500 Produced water treating equipment is a Class code covering chemicals, equipment, and services that state and local governments procure to treat and manage water in municipal treatment systems, including chemical feed systems, monitoring technologies, centrifuge dewatering units, and full-service water conditioning programs. Recent activity centers on water and wastewater utilities acquiring treatment chemicals, mobile sludge dewatering equipment rentals, chlorine dioxide generation systems, centrifuge repair parts and maintenance, particle counter replacements, and comprehensive water treatment programs for chilled water and cooling tower systems. The issuing bodies span municipal water departments (Tampa Convention Center, City of Waxahachie, City of LaGrange, City of Cumming, Tucson Water), county water utilities (Hillsborough County, Columbia County, Gwinnett County), regional water districts (Eastern Municipal Water District in California), and state-adjacent procurement entities (Texas Tech University). Hillsborough County and the City of Atlanta appear twice in recent solicitations, reflecting ongoing demand for specialized maintenance and equipment services across multiple facilities.

Recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB for centrifuge mobile sludge dewatering unit equipment rental with an estimated five-year contract value of $6,623,000 and a July 27, 2026 due date; the City of Waxahachie's RFP for a full-service chlorine dioxide generation program at two municipal water treatment plants with proposals due May 28, 2026; the Tampa Convention Center's bid solicitation for comprehensive water treatment services for chilled water and cooling tower systems due July 28, 2026; the City of Atlanta's two-phase competitive sealed bid process for centrifuge parts, equipment, and OEM maintenance services with a prequalification phase opening July 23, 2026; the City of LaGrange's sealed bid solicitation for water and wastewater treatment chemicals due June 8, 2026; and Columbia County's RFP for water utility pump maintenance services due May 7, 2026. Activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida, with additional solicitations in Texas and California. The code reflects steady demand for consumable chemicals, specialized equipment rental and maintenance, and turnkey water-conditioning solutions across municipal infrastructure.