UNSPSC 31401806: Silicone water jet cut gasket

Silicone gasket produced by cutting using ultra high pressure water jets

UNSPSC 31401806 Silicone water jet cut gasket, a Commodity code, encompasses specialty gasket materials for pipe and infrastructure applications that state and local governments procure to support water system maintenance and facility operations. The code shows minimal direct activity in recent solicitations — the single identifiable match involves the City of Tampa's June 2026 request for 16-inch EPDM field locking gaskets for ductile iron pipe, classified by source materials and application rather than the silicone jet-cut specification. The broader solicitation landscape under this code reflects water utilities and facilities departments sourcing gaskets and sealing materials as components of larger infrastructure and repair contracts, rather than as standalone commodity purchases, making gasket procurement here typically embedded within pipe supply agreements, plumbing equipment bundles, or water system maintenance service contracts.

Recent state and local opportunities show sparse direct gasket procurement; instead, gasket-related buying appears as line items within comprehensive plumbing and water infrastructure solicitations issued by water utilities, county facilities departments, and school districts across Florida, Texas, Georgia, and the Southwest. The City of Dallas's May 2026 ductile iron pipe ID/IQ agreement (BG2600029310) and Pinellas County's April 2026 plumbing supplies ITQs (26-0290-ITQ and 260572ITQ) represent the broader procurement category into which gasket materials flow. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Tampa, Pinellas County, Sarasota), Texas (Dallas, Galveston County, Donna ISD), and Georgia (Tybee Island, DeKalb County Schools), with scattered Southwest activity in New Mexico and Wisconsin. The direct gasket specification appears rarely as a standalone procurement vehicle; firms pursuing this code should expect opportunities primarily as sub-components within water utility supply agreements, facilities maintenance contracts, or bundled plumbing-equipment procurements rather than as discrete gasket line items.