UNSPSC 26131604: Fixed screens

Water cleaning equipment. Prevents objects in the local water (rivers, lakes, dams) from entering power plant systems.

UNSPSC 26131604 Fixed screens, a Commodity code, covers electrical equipment and infrastructure components that state and local governments install as part of power generation, energy storage, microgrid, and related distributed energy resource systems. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies purchasing fixed screens as embedded components within broader renewable energy and electrical system projects—not as standalone products. The code appears in solicitations for solar panel installations, microgrid system design and engineering, rooftop wind turbine projects, power distribution maintenance, and electrical infrastructure reconstruction, where fixed screens serve as part of equipment mounting, ventilation, or electrical protection systems rather than as discrete procurement line items. Issuing bodies include city governments (Tybee Island, Decatur, Pasadena, Dallas), counties (Fairfax County, Boulder County, DeKalb County), special-purpose water and power districts (Eastern Municipal Water District, Pasadena Department of Water and Power), and state-level cooperative procurement vehicles (South Dakota through Sourcewell). The issuing-body mix leans toward cities and special-purpose districts pursuing renewable energy or microgrid infrastructure, with occasional county-level involvement in agricultural water infrastructure and IT system upgrades.

Geographic activity clusters in Georgia (Tybee Island, Decatur, DeKalb County), California (Eastern Municipal Water District, Pasadena), Virginia (Fairfax County), Colorado (Boulder County), Texas (Dallas), and South Dakota (Sourcewell). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Tybee Island's RFP2026-113 for solar installation on the Tybee Island Marine Science Center (RFP, due November 3, 2026), the City of Decatur's PE64458NONST2027000000037 for design and engineering of a microgrid system including 170 kW solar generation and 250 kW battery storage at the Decatur Police Department (RFP, due October 13, 2026), the City of Pasadena Department of Water and Power's 2026RFP0129 for rooftop wind microturbine design and engineering (RFP, due July 7, 2026), and the City of Dallas's BT2600030442 for solar power equipment maintenance and repair under a three-year ID/IQ service agreement (ITB, due July 17, 2026). The code shows moderate activity tied to state and local renewable energy, grid resilience, and distributed generation initiatives, though fixed screens are rarely highlighted as primary procurement objects; they surface as components within larger electrical or energy system scopes.