UNSPSC 30181808: Rough in valve

Plumbing valves which reside behind the wall, or out of sight of the rest of the finished plumbing fixtures.

UNSPSC 30181808 Rough in valve, a Commodity code, names control and isolation devices installed during plumbing system rough-in phases before fixtures are mounted or systems are tested. State and local governments procure rough-in valves as component parts within broader plumbing renovation, maintenance, and new-construction projects rather than as standalone products. Recent solicitations show the code tagged to restroom renovations, residential rehabilitation, jail plumbing remodels, and facility-wide plumbing supply agreements, where rough-in valves constitute a line item or eligible product category within larger scopes.

The issuing bodies span a mix of city public works departments, county facilities and fleet management, school districts, transit authorities, state agencies, and special-purpose districts. Clayton County Water Authority, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, City of Phoenix Public Works, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Seminole County, City of Pembroke Pines, Gwinnett County, Pinellas County, Fulton County Schools, and DeKalb County School District appear across multiple recent notices. Geographic activity clusters in Texas (Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Amarillo, Vernon), Florida (Tampa Bay, Miami, Daytona Beach, Sanford), Georgia (Atlanta metro, Cumming, Norcross), and the Southwest. Representative recent opportunities include Clayton County Water Authority's restroom renovation RFB due August 5, 2026; Texas Department of Criminal Justice IFB for metering valves and related assemblies for the Clements Unit due July 23, 2026; City of Phoenix Public Works three-year industrial pipe and fittings supply contract (includes rough-in-stage components) due August 12, 2026; Texas HHS HVAC and plumbing supplies bid for Vernon State Hospital (27 line items including mixing valves and related parts) due July 28, 2026; and DeKalb County School District district-wide plumbing services ITB due March 5, 2026. No recent opportunities target rough-in valves as a standalone commodity; the code sees activity only as a component within multi-line-item facilities maintenance and renovation frameworks.