UNSPSC 20142801: Oil water separators

UNSPSC 20142801 Oil water separators, a Commodity code, covers drinking water treatment equipment and related residuals management, though the recent opportunities show state and local governments are buying this code primarily as water treatment plant residuals removal and disposal services rather than separators per se. The recent solicitations under this code involve county utilities and municipalities purchasing the removal and disposal of treatment residuals from settling ponds at operational water treatment plants, along with supporting equipment replacement and installation services such as drive shaft units for treatment machinery. Water utilities issue these solicitations to manage the byproducts and equipment maintenance needs at drinking water facilities.

Activity under the code concentrates in Georgia, where Clayton County and Columbia County have posted parallel RFPs for water treatment residuals removal and disposal at the Jim Blanchard and Clarks Hill treatment plants, with proposals due July 30, 2026. Clayton County issued RFP 2026025-RFP5105 on July 1, 2026, and Columbia County Board of Commissioners Procurement Department issued a matching RFP (solicitation PE63600NONST2026000000099) on June 30, 2026, with documents available through the Bonfire Hub portal after July 1, 2026. A third recent opportunity—the City of Holly Hill, Florida sole source procurement (SS202001) for a WesTech DS43 drive shaft unit and installation at its Water Treatment Plant, valued at $113,067.00—represents equipment replacement work tied to treatment operations rather than separator procurement. The geographic footprint remains limited to Georgia and Florida in the recent record, and repeat activity appears concentrated among regional water utilities managing treatment plant infrastructure.