UNSPSC 30181701: Spigot

A device for regulating the flow of a liquid from a reservoir such as a pipe, generally found outdoors and not flowing into a vessel such as a sink.

UNSPSC 30181701 Spigot (Commodity) appears in state and local procurement primarily as a component within broader plumbing and restroom renovation projects rather than as a standalone procurement line item. Recent solicitations across the United States show spigots and related plumbing fixtures being procured as part of comprehensive facility renovations, maintenance supply agreements, and on-demand plumbing service contracts. State and local buying bodies—including county facilities departments, school districts, transit authorities, cities, and special-purpose water districts—typically acquire spigots as elements within larger scopes covering restroom upgrades, water system repairs, HVAC-and-plumbing supply frameworks, and emergency maintenance contracts. The code serves primarily as a taxonomic tag within multi-component procurements rather than triggering demand for isolated spigot purchases.

Recent activity shows spigots embedded in restroom renovation RFPs and RFQs from the City of Pembroke Pines (Florida) for park restroom facilities, the City of Tybee Island (Georgia) for a marine science center restroom, and Volusia County (Florida) for VOTRAN transit facility restrooms—all issued as Invitations for Bid or ITBs with August 2026 to May 2026 response windows. Plumbing supply agreements solicited by Galveston County (Texas), Bernalillo County (New Mexico), Pinellas County (Florida), and Fulton County Schools (Georgia) between January and June 2026 reference spigots as catalog items within broader fixture and fitting frameworks. The Clayton County Water Authority (Georgia) issued an RFB for restroom renovations with an August 5, 2026 deadline; the Texas Department of Criminal Justice procured metering valves and related plumbing parts; and the City of Phoenix Public Works Department solicited industrial pipe, fittings, and equipment on a three-year as-needed contract commencing December 1, 2026. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (multiple county and municipal water authorities and transit systems), Texas (school districts, water departments, HHS facilities), Georgia (county water authorities, school districts, municipalities), and the Southwest (Arizona municipalities, New Mexico counties). The code represents a minor commodity within larger plumbing or facilities maintenance ecosystems—vendors pursuing this UNSPSC should expect to compete primarily as catalog suppliers or subcomponent vendors within general contractor, plumbing services, or facilities supply agreements rather than as standalone spigot specialists.