UNSPSC 24111812: Containment basin

UNSPSC 24111812 Containment basin is a Commodity code covering prefabricated or manufactured catch basin structures, frames, covers, and inlet components that state and local governments procure for stormwater infrastructure repair, replacement, and new installation. Recent opportunities show municipalities buying catch basin components through both materials supply contracts and construction projects that integrate basin installation as part of broader stormwater system work. The City of Manchester, Connecticut's ITB for pipe and catch basin components (April 2026) exemplifies the materials procurement stream, requesting unit pricing for 147 line items including catch basin frames, covers, blocks, and related drainage infrastructure on an "as needed" basis through July 2027. Construction-focused opportunities like the City of Santa Cruz's catch basin rehabilitation project (IFB No. PW-0281, April 2026) and the City of Roseburg's culvert and stormwater improvements (multiple projects, March–April 2026) bundle basin removal and replacement within larger infrastructure initiatives addressing undersized systems, chronic flooding, and utility coordination. Issuing bodies are primarily municipal public works departments and counties; Bergen County, New Jersey's cooperative purchasing vehicle (BC-BID-26-26, April 2026) demonstrates regional procurement consolidation for catch basin casings, covers, and blocks supplied to multiple member jurisdictions. Geographic spread includes Florida (Broward County, City of Orlando), California (Santa Clara County, City of Santa Cruz), Oregon (City of Roseburg, Marion County), Connecticut, New Jersey, Michigan, and Georgia, with no single state dominating recent activity.

Representative opportunities span materials procurement and construction integration. The Town of Manchester ITB for pipe and catch basin components (ITB 25/26-57, due April 24, 2026) is a straightforward materials buy with firm unit pricing for 147 line items, delivery to the town yard, and a contract term through July 31, 2027. The City of Santa Cruz's Downtown Catch Basin Rehabilitation project (IFB No. PW-0281, sealed hard-copy bids due April 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM, Engineer's Estimate $975,000) encompasses removal and replacement of catch basins at downtown intersections, ADA curb ramp replacement, and trench drain installation at Fire Station 1 to address chronic flooding from undersized Type A basins; the contract requires 100 working days for completion, prevailing wage compliance, and 10 percent bid security. Bergen County's cooperative purchasing agreement (BC-BID-26-26, proposal due May 12, 2026) supplies catch basin casings, covers, and blocks to the County Department of Public Works and New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance members on a 12-month cycle with a one percent administrative fee and quarterly sales reporting. The code sees steady municipal activity but is primarily a component specification within larger stormwater and roadway projects rather than a standalone procurement category.