UNSPSC 20143302: Interior pipeline inspection equipment

A type of equipment comprised of a camera and lighting device and moved by robot. It is used to identify abnormalities within sewage pipe, water supply pipe and gas pipe through monitor.

UNSPSC 20143302 Interior pipeline inspection equipment (Commodity) names specialized tools for subsurface assessment within water and wastewater systems, though recent state and local solicitations show this code receiving minimal relevant activity. The few opportunities posted under or near this classification involve broader water and wastewater infrastructure work—well drilling, lift-station aeration systems, pump replacement, strainer installation, and on-call diving services for confined-space and deep-tunnel inspection—rather than dedicated interior pipeline inspection tools or equipment. State and local water departments, county utilities agencies, and municipal water authorities are the primary issuing bodies pursuing water infrastructure work at scale, with repeat activity from Hillsborough County, Florida (aeration systems, well maintenance, and related services) and scattered single procurements from San Bernardino County, Georgia, Oregon, and Arizona. The code shows activity concentrated in Florida, California, and Georgia, with smaller procurement footprints in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest over the past six months.

Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County's sole-source award to Agora Water Solutions LLC for Wet Well Wizard aeration systems installation and maintenance across county lift stations (ITB/RFQ posted September 8, 2026, estimated $5.371 million over five years), and Hillsborough County's competitive ITB for water well maintenance and repair services across 67 county wells (posted May 19, 2026, estimated $688,073 over two years, bids due June 12, 2026). The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management solicited on-call commercial diving services for emergency response and confined-space inspections in wastewater and drinking water systems (IFB posted July 8, 2026, due July 24, 2026), and the City of Bend, Oregon issued an RFP for engineering services to design improvements to an aging municipal well (posted April 23, 2026, due May 20, 2026, approximately $525,000 budget). The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and actual solicitations suggests this commodity code sees limited direct purchasing activity for interior pipeline inspection equipment itself; procurement offices appear to classify broader water infrastructure services or equipment under this code despite it naming a narrower product category.