UNSPSC 24102508: LPG cylinder filling plant

LPG Cylinder filling plant is a plant where LPG is put into bottles for storage. The plant has the facility to receive bulk LPG by pipeline from a reliable source or any area.

UNSPSC 24102508 LPG cylinder filling plant is a Commodity code, yet the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it involve rental, refill, and delivery of compressed gases (primarily CO2) rather than LPG cylinder filling infrastructure. State and local buyers under this code are acquiring ongoing gas-cylinder services—monthly tank rental, regular refill and delivery—to support operational needs at parks, aquatic facilities, and municipal infrastructure. The work is predominantly confined to two issuing bodies in the most recent record: Collier County, Florida (Operations & Regulatory Management Division) and the City of Meriden, Connecticut. Collier County appears twice with identical CO2 rental, refill, and delivery scopes across six county aquatic and park facilities; the Meriden opportunity is unrelated (underground fuel-tank removal for a fire department facility) and does not reflect the code's stated purpose.

Collier County, Florida dominates the recent activity under this code. Two Quick Quote solicitations (QQ2026144 posted October 6, 2026, with responses due July 28, 2026; QQ2026136 posted June 30, 2026, with responses due June 24, 2026) seek monthly rental of nine 750-cubic-foot CO2 tanks and five 125-cubic-foot portable tanks with delivery and refill services, estimated at 100,000 pounds annually for rental tanks and 20,000 pounds for county-owned tanks, under one-year contracts firm through September 30, 2027. Vendors must meet Florida business-registration requirements, E-Verify enrollment, and insurance minimums including $1 million Commercial General Liability and $1 million Automobile Liability per occurrence. Awards are made to the lowest responsive quote on an all-inclusive, no-surcharge basis. The code shows minimal geographic spread in the recent record—activity is concentrated in Florida and Connecticut, though the Meriden ITB (B027-12, due September 9, 2026) addresses tank removal, not cylinder filling or gas delivery, indicating possible taxonomy mismatch in the source data.