UNSPSC 20142900: Storage vessels and tanks

UNSPSC 20142900 Storage vessels and tanks is a Class code covering the procurement, installation, rehabilitation, and replacement of storage tanks and related containment infrastructure for water utilities, municipalities, and county governments. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies purchasing elevated water storage tank rehabilitation (including interior and exterior recoating, structural repairs, mixing systems, and electrical upgrades), underground storage tank removal and replacement (particularly fuel storage systems at correctional facilities and fleet operations), and ancillary site work such as concrete pad improvements and storm drain installation. The issuing bodies are primarily municipal water authorities, city public works departments, county facilities and fleet divisions, and special-purpose water districts; Delaware County, Pennsylvania appears as a repeat buyer across multiple infrastructure categories including tank and utility work. Scope typically includes comprehensive rehabilitation of existing tanks with corrosion remediation, recoating to industry standards (SSPC-SP10), installation of active mixing systems, structural upsizing or modifications, temporary storage provision during rehabilitation, and compliance with prevailing wage requirements where applicable.

Recent opportunities span Texas, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky. The Timber Ridge Elevated Storage Tank Rehabilitation (Garland City, Texas; solicitation 2605060, RFP, due June 25, 2026) encompasses surface preparation and recoating of a 2.5-million-gallon elevated tank, structural repairs, storm drain piping, mixing system installation with future chloramine boosting capability, and electrical improvements. The Bowers Road Water Tank Rehabilitation Project (Maxatawny Township Municipal Authority, Berks County, Pennsylvania; due April 16, 2026, RFP via PennBid) involves rehabilitation of a 150,000-gallon water storage tank including foundational grouting, rust remediation, interior and exterior recoating to SSPC-SP10 standards, manhole upsizing, ladder and vent replacement, mixing system installation, and site stabilization, with a 90-calendar-day completion window and Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Act compliance required. The George W. Hill Correctional Facility underground storage tank project (Delaware County, Pennsylvania; solicitation eDPW-062426, ITB, due June 24, 2026) involves coordinated removal of an existing storage tank and installation of a new 1,000-gallon gasoline underground storage tank system with dispensing equipment, fuel facility upgrades, and asphalt restoration.