UNSPSC 24112603: Static fuel can

Fuel container such as a steel can, bottle, etc. for transporting, storing that allows for the pouring of a flammable liquid has the potential of generating static electricity.

UNSPSC 24112603 Static fuel can is a Commodity code that captures consumable operational supplies—particularly bottled water, janitorial and safety items, and related liquid-container products—that state and local governments procure on an as-needed basis to support daily operations across departments and facilities. The code sees activity from county procurement offices and municipal purchasing departments issuing ITBs and RFPs for consumable-supply contracts covering everything from bottled drinking water and janitorial supplies to emergency-response equipment support. Issuing bodies range from county commissions managing multi-department supply chains to city purchasing offices coordinating citywide services; Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners appears as a repeat buyer, having posted multiple solicitations for operational supplies and bottled water within the past four months.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Texas. Hillsborough County (Tampa area) has posted two recent solicitations: ITB-26-00181 for bottled spring drinking water in 16.9-ounce cases (due March 31, 2026; $109,450.00 estimated value over two years) and ITB2600319 for janitorial and operational supplies (due July 24, 2026; $765,679.84 estimated value for one year), both targeting the County Fire Rescue Department and supporting facilities. The City of San Antonio issued RFx 6100019423 for annual water-bottle services citywide (due June 3, 2026) covering 5-gallon purified-water containers, 1-gallon distilled water, cups, and dispenser rentals with delivery. Sourcewell, on behalf of participating counties in Washington and other jurisdictions, posted RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment (due June 16, 2026), broadening the category to include equipment procurement across a multi-state cooperative purchasing network. Suppliers bidding under this code must meet product-quality standards (new, unused, first-quality items with shelf-life requirements), maintain E-Verify compliance and authorized-reseller status, and accommodate tight delivery windows (five to ten business days) to county and municipal facilities.