UNSPSC 25174001: Fan

UNSPSC 25174001 Fan (Commodity) encompasses replacement and repair of industrial and municipal facility fans, including cooling-tower fans, filter-media handling equipment, and HVAC system components that state and local governments procure for water treatment, wastewater management, school facility operations, and port infrastructure. Recent solicitations frame the work as retrofit and replacement of fan-equipped systems rather than standalone fan procurement — the actual buying activity includes cooling-tower replacement contracts bundling fan replacement with chiller systems, filter-system repair bundling anthracite and sand-media replacement with fan-driven drying or process systems, and air-conditioning maintenance on school buses covering refrigerant systems where fan operation is incidental to the repair scope. School districts, county water and wastewater agencies, and municipal utility departments drive the solicitation activity under this code.

Sacramento County Water Agency (Vineyard Surface Water Treatment Plant filter repair, IFB, September 2026), Hillsborough County Public Schools (school bus air-conditioning maintenance, RFP, August 2026), Parkway School District (West Middle cooling-tower and chiller replacement, proposal due September 2026), and the City of Phoenix Water Services Department (pressure and temperature instrumentation equipment for water and wastewater treatment, five-year IFB commencing October 2026) represent the geographic spread and issuing-body mix — California water treatment, Florida school operations and wastewater, Missouri school facilities, and Arizona municipal utilities. The recent opportunities cluster in California, Florida, Arizona, and neighboring states. Note that the source contains several opportunities only loosely tied to fan equipment (valve parts and repair for wastewater, radiators for port cranes, vacuum pump systems, and law-enforcement equipment under cooperative purchasing), signaling that UNSPSC 25174001 is being used inconsistently across jurisdictions or that the code classification does not align cleanly with the work actually being bought in several cases.