UNSPSC 30181518: Water distribution tap stand

Water distribution ramp, 6 tap stands (self-closing) / 1 ramp can provide water for 1500 to 3000 people. System for the distribution of drinking water in refugee camps and small structures. Don't forget to level the distribution area, ensure proper drainage around the distribution point, and disposal of the waste water. cast concrete apron under the ramp is optimal. To connect to a bladder tank (gravity system) up to 3 ramps in series. pallet of 10 units: 1.20 x 0.80 x 0.64 m 298 kg.

UNSPSC 30181518 Water distribution tap stand (Commodity) sees minimal relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The code nominally covers water distribution infrastructure components, yet recent opportunities posted under this classification do not describe tap stands or water distribution equipment; instead, they span general building renovations (restroom and locker-room upgrades, plaza and park improvements), home reconstruction, plumbing and HVAC supplies, and janitorial services—categories that fall outside the nominal scope of water distribution infrastructure.

The issuing bodies across the recent record include cities (San Antonio, Phoenix, Port Wentworth, Ocala, Bridgeport), counties (Seminole, Clay, Marion, Brooks, Gwinnett, Galveston, Pinal), school districts (Fort Bend, Fulton County, Garland, South Georgia State College), and state agencies (Georgia Department of Aviation, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, University of Texas System). The geographic spread encompasses Florida (Seminole, Ocala, Pembroke Pines, Clay County), Georgia (Port Wentworth, Columbus, Clayton County, Gwinnett), Texas (Phoenix, Fort Worth, Tucson, UT Tyler, UT Health Science Center at Tyler), and Connecticut (Waterford, Bridgeport), with no particular concentration in water infrastructure procurement. Representative recent solicitations include the City of San Antonio's Main Plaza Renovations (RFP 2026118, due December 1, 2026), the City of Ocala's Grinder Pump Installation and Force Main Connection (RFQ ELE/260651, due May 13, 2026), and Fort Bend Independent School District's Plumbing Parts, Materials, Maintenance and Repair Services (RFP 26-065AR, due October 21, 2026). The code shows no meaningful alignment with actual recent water distribution equipment procurement and should not be relied upon as a signal for tap stand or comparable water infrastructure opportunities in state and local markets.