UNSPSC 24101736: Dense phase conveying system

This system has a top surge tank, a leak proof valve, a dispenser and conveying pipes. Dust from the system is added to the surge tank. From there it enters into the dispenser, where the material is pressurized and discharged in batches.

UNSPSC 24101736 Dense phase conveying system is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of specialized materials-handling and fluid-conveyance equipment, though recent solicitation activity shows minimal alignment with the code's nominal scope. The City of Phoenix Water Services Department is the primary buyer on record, issuing an eight-year supply contract (IFB-25-0748, due May 23, 2025) for 185 specific conveyor system components from authorized distributors such as SEW-Eurodrive, Spaans Babcock, and Woerner; vendors must hold a minimum of five years' experience in conveyor belts and supply firm-and-fixed pricing for the initial year with potential annual adjustments. Beyond the Phoenix solicitation, the code shows no recent active opportunities from other state, county, municipal, or transit authorities. The source material includes multiple traffic signal and roadway construction solicitations tagged to this code—including traffic signal improvements from Brownsville, Pasco County, Fort Worth, and Detroit; paving contracts from Dallas; and engineering services from Boulder County and Harris County—none of which align with dense phase conveying systems or materials handling.

The code exhibits minimal recent activity relevant to business development. Phoenix Water Services represents the only active buyer under this code in the dataset, and that opportunity closed in May 2025. Geographic concentration is limited to Arizona. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope (dense phase conveying systems) and the traffic-signal and construction solicitations tagged to it suggests a data-quality issue rather than genuine procurement demand for conveying equipment at the state and local level. Firms pursuing conveyor and materials-handling work should verify code assignment directly with issuing bodies or consult current procurement systems before investment in pursuit activity.