UNSPSC 25201901: Aircraft fire control or extinguishing systems

UNSPSC 25201901 Aircraft fire control or extinguishing systems is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure fire suppression system installation, maintenance, inspection, and remediation services—particularly sprinkler system replacement in correctional and public facilities, AFFF removal and disposal from fire apparatus, and fire alarm system maintenance across municipal building portfolios. Recent solicitations show work ranging from institutional sprinkler head replacement conforming to NFPA 13 standards to specialized PFAS-foam removal and disposal services requiring EPA-compliant laboratory analysis and certification. State and local issuing bodies include county governments (Collin County, Harris County, Broward County), municipalities (City of Santa Monica), independent school districts (Northside Independent School District), and county boards of commissioners (Seminole County), reflecting a mix of facility-owning and operating jurisdictions with ongoing fire safety compliance obligations.

Activity over the past four months concentrates in Texas and Florida. Collin County posted an IFB for institutional sprinkler head replacement in the Collin County Jail (response due November 19, 2026, estimated cost $150,000); the City of Santa Monica Fire Department issued an RFB for five-year AFFF removal and disposal services from fire apparatus and storage containers under California Assembly Bill 339 compliance, with bids due August 19, 2026; Harris County solicited life safety system inspection and repair at bus operating facilities (response deadline September 30, 2026); and Broward County issued an RFI signaling a potential sole-source designation for Johnson Controls, Inc. maintenance of fire alarm and security management systems across County facilities (RFI closed July 1, 2026). A NASPO ValuePoint cooperative purchasing vehicle for fire trucks and fire apparatus released by the State of Mississippi (response deadline June 10, 2026) broadens the code's scope to apparatus procurement but represents a multi-state cooperative framework rather than direct state or local expenditure. Prevailing wage requirements, performance and payment bonding, and insurance thresholds ($1–2 million general liability) are standard across recent postings; E-Verify compliance is required.