UNSPSC 31411704: V ring seal

Seal mounted on shafts allowing their thin, tapered V flanges to seal against a surface at right angles to the shaft

UNSPSC 31411704 V ring seal, a Commodity code, covers specialized elastomer sealing components used in pumps, fluid-handling equipment, and industrial machinery maintained by state and local government. State and local jurisdictions procure V ring seals primarily as repair and replacement parts for equipment operated by public utilities, water authorities, transportation departments, and municipal service facilities. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code include municipalities, state transportation departments, and public authorities responsible for infrastructure maintenance and repair.

Recent activity on this code shows limited volume but reveals the kinds of work actually being bought. The City of Port Orange, Florida issued a Notice of Intent to Award in September 2026 (Solicitation SS2620CW, response deadline September 16, 2026) seeking National Oilwell Varco (NOV) Chemineer Moyno pump products and repair services under a potential sole-source award with an estimated annual contract value of $500,000. The Maine Department of Transportation, through the State of Maine Office of State Procurement Services, released an RFQ in May 2026 (RFQ 17A 260427-275, response deadline June 1, 2026) for bridge joint seals and related materials covering compression seals, silicone coated foam seals, and gland seals in multiple sizes, with deliveries required to nine MaineDOT locations across five regions. The geographic focus centers on Florida and Maine, with the Maine opportunity showing statewide distribution across the transportation infrastructure network. Recent posting activity is sparse, suggesting low procurement velocity under this specific code, though the Maine and Port Orange opportunities indicate that when sourced, V ring seals and related products are bought as components supporting pump repair, bridge maintenance, and fluid-system operations at municipal and state-level infrastructure agencies.