UNSPSC 20142802: Oil gas separators

An oil and gas separator is a vertical or horizontal pressure vessel that producers use to separate a well stream into gaseous and liquid components. Installed either in an onshore processing station or on an offshore platform.

UNSPSC 20142802 Oil gas separators is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity encompasses water treatment equipment and infrastructure components, though the posted opportunities show limited direct relevance to the nominal code scope. The recent solicitations reflect municipal and county water utility needs for treatment plant operations and maintenance—specifically, removal and disposal of water treatment residuals from settling ponds, and replacement of specialized drive shaft equipment for softening systems. These are infrastructure-support services and components rather than oil-gas separation equipment. State and local water authorities—county boards of commissioners, city water departments, and county utility systems—are the primary issuing bodies under this code designation, though the opportunities suggest the code may be misaligned with the work actually being procured.

Activity concentrates in Georgia, where Clayton County and Columbia County both posted nearly identical RFPs in late June and early July 2026 for drinking water treatment residuals removal and disposal at the Jim Blanchard Water Treatment Plant and Clarks Hill Water Treatment Plant, both with response deadlines in late July 2026. The City of Holly Hill, Florida posted a sole-source procurement in April 2026 for a WesTech DS43 Dual Shaft Drive replacement unit valued at $113,067.00, including installation services. The code shows sparse recent activity overall; the clustering around Georgia water treatment plant operations and the Holly Hill water utility procurement represent the only documented current state and local opportunities under this designation.