UNSPSC 24111801: Reservoirs

UNSPSC 24111801 Reservoirs (Commodity) covers the procurement and refurbishment of storage tanks — stationary vessels ranging from industrial-scale water treatment and cryogenic equipment to portable CO2 and chemical containment systems. State and local governments soliciting under this code are buying everything from large-capacity municipal water storage infrastructure to specialized operational tanks for parks, utilities, and educational facilities, with recent activity focused on both new tank procurement and replacement of aging assets.

The issuing bodies span county water and solid waste departments, municipalities, and universities. Collier County, Florida's Operations & Regulatory Management Division appears twice in recent solicitations, each time for CO2 tank rental and refill services supporting aquatic facilities — indicating routine operational renewals for pool maintenance. The geographic spread includes Florida (Pinellas County, Collier County), Georgia (Gwinnett County, City of Marietta), and Wisconsin (University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire). Recent opportunities include Collier County's FY27 rental, refill, and delivery of CO2 tanks (Quick Quote QQ2026144, due July 28, 2026) for monthly supply to six county parks and aquatic facilities; Pinellas County's replacement of a 12,150-gallon microfiltration feed tank at its Industrial Water Treatment Facility (ITB 260374ITB, due April 30, 2026, with an internal estimate of approximately $103,722.00); Gwinnett County's purchase of four 5,000-gallon vertical storage tanks and related equipment (IWQ #1-02272026, due March 16, 2026); and the City of Marietta's Pine Mountain Tank Replacement project involving design and installation of a new five-million-gallon prestressed concrete tank and demolition of an existing 4.3-million-gallon steel tank (due February 24, 2026). University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire also solicited bids for a microbulk cryogenic nitrogen storage tank and delivery system (RFB 2026UWEAU01241RFB, due April 24, 2026). Award across these opportunities is made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with most vendors required to maintain general liability insurance of $1 million per occurrence, provide Florida or state business registration, and comply with E-Verify enrollment and foreign-country-of-concern affidavits where applicable.