UNSPSC 26131612: Exhaust outlet ducts

UNSPSC 26131612 Exhaust outlet ducts is a Commodity code. State and local governments purchase exhaust system components and associated ductwork under this code, typically as part of larger facility equipment replacement or renovation projects. Recent solicitations show demand for complete laundry exhaust systems with lint collection and integrated ducting, as exemplified by Milwaukee County's procurement for the Community Reintegration Center, which required removal of existing ductwork, installation of new exhaust ducting sized for specific dryer capacity (approximately 20,000 CFM), structural engineering analysis, control system integration, and shop drawings. The code sees solicitation activity across municipal utilities, county facilities, and special-purpose districts. Issuing bodies include county governments managing facility infrastructure, municipal water districts and power authorities managing distributed energy and facilities maintenance, and city departments overseeing capital improvement projects tied to renewable energy or building systems upgrades.

Activity is geographically dispersed across the South and Southeast, with recent opportunities in Georgia (City of Tybee Island, City of Decatur, DeKalb County), Wisconsin (Milwaukee County), California (Eastern Municipal Water District serving Riverside County), and Colorado (Boulder County Parks and Open Space). The Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center laundry exhaust system project (ITB issued May 13, 2026, due June 3, 2026) is the most directly relevant recent opportunity, requiring design, furnishing, installation, removal of existing systems, code compliance, and integration with existing building automation. Other recent solicitations tangentially related to exhaust infrastructure include Fairfax County's electrical and emergency power systems RFP (due October 16, 2026) and the City of Decatur's microgrid and DC fast charger design services RFP (due October 13, 2026); these broader facility-systems procurements may embed exhaust or ventilation components within larger scopes, but the source does not confirm exhaust ducts as a primary deliverable in those opportunities.