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) covers plumbing and water-system fixture components that state and local governments procure for facility renovations, maintenance, and construction projects. State and local buyers under this code purchase spigots as part of broader restroom, park, utility, and building renovation work rather than as standalone commodity purchases; the recent activity shows spigots embedded in comprehensive facility improvement scopes, particularly in restroom and bathroom renovations across municipal, county, school, and utility facilities.

Activity under this code spans city governments (San Antonio, Phoenix, Port Wentworth, St. Marys, Ocala, Bridgeport, Tucson), county governments (Seminole County, Pinal County, Marion County, Clay County, Galveston County, Brooks County, Clayton County, Gwinnett County), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Fulton County Schools, Garland ISD, South Georgia State College), special-purpose districts (Phoenix Aviation Department, City of Ocala Electric Utility), and state-level education institutions (University of Texas at Tyler, UT Health Science Center at Tyler). Seminole County, Florida appears repeatedly with multiple single-family home reconstructions (IFBs at 1839 McCarthy Avenue, 205 Hays Drive, 2250 Greenway, 4731 Douglas Street, and 3060 Truman Boulevard), each with engineer's estimates around $225,000 to $250,000 and plumbing and fixture work embedded in the scope. The City of San Antonio's Main Plaza Renovations (RFP 2026118, due December 1, 2026) includes restroom renovations and site fixture installation; the City of Port Wentworth's Mobley Park Remodel (design-build RFP, due November 13, 2026) covers restroom and concession building renovation with full plumbing systems; and Pembroke Pines' park restroom renovation across five locations (IFB RE-26-03, due September 1, 2026, estimated $310,000) includes plumbing fixture replacement with low-flow toilets and showerheads. Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida (Seminole County, Clay County, Ocala, Pembroke Pines, St. Marys), followed by Texas (Fort Worth, Fort Bend ISD, Garland ISD, Tucson, Columbus Georgia), Georgia (Port Wentworth, Clayton County, Gwinnett County, South Georgia State College), and Arizona (Pinal County, Phoenix). Concurrent opportunities for restroom and bathroom fixtures cluster around municipal facility maintenance and ADA-compliance upgrades, with spigots specified as part of plumbing fixture packages in competitive design-build and traditional design-bid-build solicitations issued primarily between May and October 2026. The code shows moderate recent activity but limited visibility as a standalone procurement vehicle; spigots are typically purchased as line items within larger plumbing supply contracts or as specified components in general renovation work rather than through dedicated spigot-only solicitations.