UNSPSC 24111810: Water storage tanks

UNSPSC 24111810 Water storage tanks is a Commodity code encompassing construction, rehabilitation, inspection, cleaning, maintenance, and repair services for elevated and ground-level potable and non-potable water storage tanks procured by state and local water utilities, municipalities, county commissions, special districts, and state corrections and university systems. State and local governments are actively soliciting work to rehabilitate aging tank infrastructure—interior and exterior recoating, structural repairs, coating system application, valve replacement, overflow pipe repairs, and installation of new tanks—alongside routine inspection, cleaning via manual and robotic methods, and emergency repair services. The scope extends to associated piping, instrumentation installation, electrical upgrades, thermal insulation, and system integration work at treatment plants and feedlots.

Water utilities and special-purpose districts dominate the issuing-body mix, with repeat activity from water and sewer districts in Mississippi (Diamondhead, Union Church, Calhoun), Maryland counties (Charles County, St. Mary's County), and Texas municipalities (Arlington, Reynolds, Garland). The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, state agencies, and university systems also solicit tank services across multiple sites. Recent opportunities span coast to coast: the California CDCR issued a statewide 32-location IFB in July 2026 (due September 9, 2026) for tank cleaning and maintenance with 25% SB participation requirements and $8–$600 labor-hour ranges per facility; Charles County, Maryland issued back-to-back solicitations for a 15,000-gallon reverse osmosis reject tank installation (due August 25, 2026) with 33.55% MWBE participation goals and prevailing wage requirements; Diamondhead Water & Sewer District (Mississippi) solicited painting and valve replacement of a 500,000-gallon pedesphere tank (due September 10, 2026); and the City of Arlington, Texas requested rehabilitation bids for the Collins 2.5 MG elevated tank including interior coating, electrical upgrades, and instrumentation (due August 20, 2026). Opportunities also appeared in Georgia (Reynolds, 200,000-gallon tank), North Carolina (Mooresville master vendor agreement for tank repairs), and Texas (West Texas A&M University, 250,000-gallon tank provision and installation). Most solicitations use IFB or RFP notice types with 30–90 day bid windows; MWBE, SBE, and prevailing-wage requirements appear in Maryland, California, and some Texas procurements, while Mississippi and Georgia districts do not impose set-asides. The code shows sustained activity through October 2026, with tank rehabilitation cycles driven by aging infrastructure and regulatory compliance demands.