UNSPSC 25172407: Breather elements

UNSPSC 25172407 Breather elements is a Commodity code encompassing air filters, oil filters, fuel filters, transmission filters, and related fluid-maintenance consumables that state and local governments procure for fleet and facilities operations. Recent solicitations show school districts, municipal transit authorities, water treatment agencies, and county transportation departments buying filter products and fluid-management services—oil and fluid recycling, air-filter replacements for HVAC and water-treatment equipment, automotive filter inventories for bus and vehicle fleets, and consumable supplies for fleet maintenance shops. The code sits within a broader pattern of state and local procurement for routine operational consumables supporting vehicle and equipment maintenance rather than capital equipment or construction services.

Geographic activity spans multiple regions with significant recent posting concentration in Florida (Pinellas County Schools, Hillsborough County Schools, Orange County Transportation Authority, City of Tampa), Texas (City of Lubbock water-treatment equipment, Bell County water-treatment modifications), Georgia (Colquitt County vehicles, Gwinnett County water-treatment filter plants), California (Alameda County Water District, Orange County Transportation Authority hazardous-fluid disposal), and South Dakota (Department of Transportation). Representative recent opportunities include Pinellas County Schools IFB 26AM010 for motor vehicle filters with July 27, 2026 deadline and annual estimated value around $55,000; Rockwood School District RFB 2026-27 for shop fluids, lubricants, and oils with September 24, 2026 deadline; City of Orlando IFB 260538 for motor oil delivery and used-fluid recycling with September 25, 2026 deadline; and City of Bridgeport IFB BMB005277 for air filters (AEROPLEAT, GEOPLEAT, AIRFLOW PLEAT product lines) serving schools and public facilities, with July 23, 2026 deadline and pricing firm through 2029. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include independent school districts, municipal water and wastewater utilities, county transportation departments, and city procurement offices; awards typically run one to three years with options for renewal or extension and contract values ranging from approximately $55,000 to $2.25 million for integrated fluid-supply and recycling services.