UNSPSC 20142902: Fiberglass holding tank

Tank constructed of fiberglass for containing liquids.

UNSPSC 20142902 Fiberglass holding tank is a Commodity code reflecting state and local water district procurement of fiberglass storage and treatment tanks for potable water systems, wastewater facilities, and recycled water plants. Recent solicitations show demand for both complete fiberglass tank systems and component parts—weir plates, scum baffles, and appurtenances—as well as related vertical and elliptical storage tanks in translucent materials. Issuing bodies are primarily municipal water districts and county utilities purchasing departments, with water treatment and operational continuity as the primary driver. Procurement spans renovation and replacement projects (removing failed or aging tanks and installing new systems while maintaining continuous plant operations) and routine inventory replenishment of smaller storage and treatment components.

Recent opportunities span the Southwest and Southeast. The North Texas Municipal Water District posted IFB 26169B on July 16, 2026, for fiberglass weir plates and scum baffles with responses due August 7, 2026. West Basin Municipal Water District (Los Angeles County, California) issued RFB RFBTH0134 on July 2, 2026, for removal and replacement of a sodium hypochlorite storage tank at its John M. Morris Consolidated Recycled Water Plant, with bids due July 30, 2026; the 410-calendar-day project requires SBE and LBE certification and compliance with Build America, Buy America Act domestic-sourcing requirements (65% domestically sourced components). Gwinnett County's Department of Financial Services posted IWQ #1-02272026 on March 4, 2026, requesting quotations for four 5,000-gallon heavy-weight vertical tanks, two 1,635-gallon elliptical tanks in translucent light blue, tank bands, and surge busters, all Norwesco brand or approved equivalent, with delivery to the county DOT facility in Lawrenceville, Georgia and response deadline of March 16, 2026. Build America, Buy America Act applicability and domestic-sourcing mandates appear in larger replacement projects; smaller routine purchases do not reference federal stimulus or domestic-content rules.