UNSPSC 31401904: Anaerobic liquid gasket

Gasket formed by the introduction of anaerobic materials that cure in the absence or reduced presence of oxygen, in liquid or semi liquid form between the mating surfaces

UNSPSC 31401904 Anaerobic liquid gasket is a Commodity code that encompasses locking gaskets, field seals, and related sealing products used in water infrastructure and municipal utility systems. State and local governments procure these items primarily for water distribution networks, wastewater systems, and facility maintenance operations. Recent solicitations show gasket procurement concentrated in municipal water departments, with the City of Tampa's June 2026 quote for ten 16-inch field locking gaskets made of EPDM material for ductile iron pipe representing typical current activity. Issuing bodies include city water utilities (Tampa), counties, and school districts sourcing gaskets as components within broader plumbing, water infrastructure, or maintenance supply contracts. The code's activity overlaps substantially with broader plumbing supplies and water utility procurement, where gaskets are often bundled with pipe, fittings, and fixtures rather than solicited as standalone items.

Geographic activity centers on Florida and Texas, with secondary presence in Georgia. The City of Tampa and Pinellas County, Florida dominate recent volume as water utilities and facility managers. The City of Dallas procures ductile iron pipe through a five-year ID/IQ agreement (Solicitation BG2600029310, due June 12, 2026), which would encompass gasket and sealing components as part of water system maintenance. Bernalillo County, New Mexico and school districts in Texas and Georgia source gaskets within catalog-based plumbing supplies agreements—Donna ISD (RFP 011326875, due April 8, 2026) and Galveston County (RFQ 26089, due April 30, 2026) both seek electrical and plumbing supplies portfolios where gaskets qualify as standard line items. Gasket procurement rarely appears as a standalone solicitation; instead, it surfaces as a specification line within water utility infrastructure contracts and facility maintenance supply agreements, making direct visibility of gasket-specific demand limited in the source material.