UNSPSC 24111831: Tanks accessories

Accessories commonly used for Lpg bulk tanks, vessel etc

UNSPSC 24111831 Tanks accessories is a Commodity code that covers rental, refill, and delivery services for compressed-gas tanks and removal or decontamination of storage tanks. State and local governments are soliciting under this code for both ongoing operational support—monthly rental and refilling of CO2 tanks at aquatic facilities and parks—and one-time specialized work including excavation, decontamination, and disposal of underground storage tanks at municipal facilities. The issuing bodies are county government (Collier County, Florida), municipal government (City of Meriden, Connecticut), and other local departments. CO2 tank rental and refill work is being procured through Quick Quote informal competitions with all-inclusive pricing and firm terms running one fiscal year. Storage tank removal work is being procured through Invitation to Bid (ITB) processes and requires specialized state certification and minimum hands-on experience; the removal scope includes tank contents verification, interior and exterior cleaning, excavation, soil testing, contaminated-water disposal, site restoration, and preparation of closure documentation.

Recent activity is concentrated in Florida and Connecticut. Collier County, Florida posted two substantially identical CO2 rental and refill solicitations (QQ2026136 in June 2026 and QQ2026144 in October 2026), each covering monthly rental of nine 750-cubic-foot tanks and five 125-cubic-foot portable tanks plus refill and delivery services to six aquatic and recreational facilities, with annual CO2 refill volumes estimated at 100,000 pounds for rented tanks and 20,000 pounds for county-owned tanks; both solicitations used Quick Quote processes with firm pricing through September 30, 2027. The City of Meriden, Connecticut issued ITB B027-12 on August 12, 2026, requesting removal and decontamination of a 3,000- to 4,000-gallon double-wall underground storage tank at Engine Company #2, with bids due September 9, 2026 by 11:00 a.m.; the work requires Connecticut state tank-removal certification and a minimum of two years of removal experience, and includes soil examination, testing, contaminated-water disposal, backfilling, site restoration with seeding, and tank closure reporting.