UNSPSC 31311113: Brass solvent welded pipe assemblies

UNSPSC 31311113 Brass solvent welded pipe assemblies is a Commodity code, but recent state and local opportunities show little activity directly matching this narrow product scope. The code nominally covers solvent-welded brass pipe assemblies, yet the recent solicitations tagged under it predominantly solicit PVC, HDPE, ductile iron, and copper piping systems rather than brass welded assemblies. State and local water utilities, public works departments, and county infrastructure agencies are the primary issuing bodies appearing in the sample, including the City of Phoenix Water Services Department, Orange County Florida Utilities, Barnwell County South Carolina, Alameda County Water District, and municipalities in Florida's Brevard County. Most opportunities are indefinite-quantity or as-needed supply contracts for broad categories of pipe and fittings rather than a specific product line.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and California. The City of Phoenix Water Services Department issued IFB 260217 in February 2026 for water pipe and miscellaneous fittings (five-year term commencing May 2026), and the City of Phoenix Public Works Department solicited industrial pipe, fittings, and equipment under IFB 26-SW-0379 (due August 12, 2026) on an as-needed basis with 24- to 48-hour delivery. Orange County Florida released Y26-126 for sewer pipes and fittings (January 22, 2026 response date, estimated five-year value approximately $28.7 million) with a Service Disabled Veteran Business preference. Barnwell County South Carolina issued 2027IFB001 for waterline replacement along Heyward Street (due August 4, 2026), including eight-inch and four-inch water mains and tie-ins. Alameda County Water District sought specific Cambridge-Lee Industries copper tubing products under IFB 252636 (April 22, 2026). The code shows limited recent pursuit opportunity under its nominal brass-solvent-welded-assembly scope; practitioners should verify whether their product actually aligns with what these utilities are buying, which appears to be broader piping categories, PVC and HDPE systems, and metal pipes purchased at percentage discounts from manufacturer retail pricing.