UNSPSC 30111602: Chlorinated lime

UNSPSC 30111602 Chlorinated lime is a Commodity code that describes disinfectant and water treatment chemicals purchased by state and local governments for municipal water systems, wastewater treatment facilities, and public health operations. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show minimal activity; the opportunities block contains no active procurements for chlorinated lime itself. Instead, the tagged opportunities span concrete construction, equipment procurement, well plugging, security upgrades, and airport terminal work—none of which align with the commodity's core scope of chemical treatment agents. The mismatch suggests that while UNSPSC 30111602 exists in the taxonomy, state and local procurement offices rarely or do not currently tag chlorinated lime purchases under it, or the code sees such infrequent use that recent opportunities do not surface in this dataset.

No active chlorinated lime solicitations appear in the most-recent-state-local-contract-opportunities block. Water utilities and wastewater treatment districts that purchase disinfectants and treatment chemicals typically source them through cooperative purchasing agreements, standing supply contracts, or vendor-managed inventory arrangements rather than competitive RFPs and RFQs. If your firm supplies chlorinated lime to water and wastewater systems, monitor water authority and municipal utility procurement notices directly rather than relying on this UNSPSC code as a discovery mechanism, and consider outreach to state purchasing cooperative vehicles such as state education and general services purchasing consortia that may establish blanket contracts for chemical commodities. The code shows no current market signal worth pursuing at this time based on recent state and local activity.