UNSPSC 23151825: Filter and mixer tank unit

Equipment used in pharmaceutical production for mass processing of liquid chemicals. Comprised of blending tank, mixer, filter, and dump.

UNSPSC 23151825 Filter and mixer tank unit is a Commodity code that sees little relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The opportunities tagged under this code reflect a substantial mismatch between the code's nominal scope—modular mixing and filtration equipment—and the work actually being solicited. Recent postings under 23151825 cover pharmacy services (My Health My Resources of Tarrant County), integrated IVR/communication systems for pharmacy platforms (George Regional Health System, Mississippi), prescription drug supplies (City of Detroit Police Department), pharmacy benefit management services (Collier County, Florida), unit dose packaging systems (Harris County, Texas), medication dispensing equipment (Ohio hospital system), and law enforcement equipment cooperative procurement (Sourcewell). None of these solicitations align with filtration or tank-mixing equipment procurement. The code shows no evidence of current demand from state and local buyers for filter and mixer tank units as discrete products or services.

No state and local opportunities in the source material reflect genuine procurement of filter or mixer tank units. The geographic spread of opportunities—Texas, Mississippi, Florida, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, and multistate cooperative frameworks—and the issuing-body mix spanning local health authorities, county health systems, city police departments, county commissioners, state human services departments, and cooperative purchasing vehicles all point to healthcare and public safety procurement activity, not industrial filtration or tank-equipment sourcing. If your firm pursues this code, focus first on clarifying whether state and local customers are actually buying filter and mixer tank equipment under a different UNSPSC classification, or whether 23151825 activity reflects systematic code-tagging errors in the jurisdictions you target.