UNSPSC 24102504: Cylinder filling machine

A Machine employed for filling of liquids, gases or powders into cylinders.

UNSPSC 24102504 Cylinder filling machine is a Commodity code that in recent state and local solicitations covers CO2 tank rental, refill, and delivery services supporting municipal aquatic facilities and fire department operations. State and local governments buy monthly rental of stationary and portable CO2 tanks, refill and delivery services, tank maintenance and installation, and related logistics to support public pools, parks, and emergency services. Issuing bodies include county governments and municipalities. Collier County, Florida has posted multiple Quick Quote solicitations under this code for CO2 services; the City of Meriden, Connecticut recently posted an ITB for underground storage tank removal and decontamination, though that scope—tank remediation rather than filling or rental—sits outside the nominal code focus.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Connecticut. Collier County issued a Quick Quote (QQ2026144, due August 7, 2026) for FY27 CO2 rental, refill, and delivery at six county aquatic facilities, requesting monthly rental pricing for nine 750-cubic-foot tanks and five 125-cubic-foot portable tanks plus per-pound refill and delivery rates (estimated 100,000 pounds annually for rented tanks and 20,000 pounds for county-owned tanks), with contract term October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027 and pricing firm through that date. An earlier Collier County Quick Quote (QQ2026136, due July 8, 2026) covered identical CO2 scope for the same contract period. Both Collier opportunities require vendors to maintain Commercial General Liability of $1 million per occurrence with $2 million aggregate, obtain E-Verify enrollment, and provide Florida business registration. The City of Meriden ITB (B027-12, due September 9, 2026) for underground tank removal at Engine Company #2 requires Connecticut certification for tank removal work and a minimum of two years removal experience; Connecticut prevailing wage applies, and local-vendor preference is available.