UNSPSC 40101500: Ventilation

UNSPSC 40101500 Ventilation is a Class code that spans removal, installation, maintenance, repair, and certification of commercial HVAC equipment—including unit heaters, rooftop package units, chillers, boilers, energy recovery ventilators, kitchen exhaust systems, and minisplit systems—at state facilities, county buildings, municipalities, housing authorities, transit agencies, and water departments. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying preventive maintenance contracts on existing equipment (chillers, boilers, ventilators), replacement of failed or aging systems (rooftop HVAC units, minisplits, exhaust equipment), and specialized services such as air balancing and isolation room certification. Issuing bodies span state departments (California Department of Transportation, California Department of Veterans Affairs, California Department of General Services, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Massachusetts state agencies), county commissioners (Hillsborough County, Pasco County, San Joaquin County, Marion County), cities (Charlotte, Augusta, Tampa, Tarpon Springs, College Park, Phoenix, Madison), housing authorities (Alameda), transit authorities (CATS in Charlotte, Great Lakes Water Authority in Michigan), and water departments (David L. Tippin Water Treatment Facility in Tampa). Work often requires specialized licensing—California Class C-20 HVAC contractor certification, C-61 or D-62 air and water balancing licenses, or manufacturer-specific authorizations (Vyaire, Trane)—and compliance with prevailing wage where public works apply.

Recent opportunities cluster in California (Caltrans heater installation in San Joaquin County, IFB due October 29; California Department of Veterans Affairs HVAC repairs at Central Coast Veterans Cemetery in Monterey County, IFB due December 8; California Health Care Facility isolation room testing in Stockton, IFB due July 6; server room minisplit in Redding, IFB due May 22) and Florida (Housing Authority of Alameda rooftop replacements, RFP due October 27; City of Tampa Strobic Air exhaust replacement, IFB due September 14; Florida Department of Transportation kiosk ventilation system replacement in DeLand, ITB due September 29; City of Tarpon Springs historic roof replacement, IFB due August 31; Pasco County roof replacement, IFB due September 16), with additional activity in Georgia (Georgia International Convention Center roof replacement, RFP due May 25), Massachusetts (Veterans' Home in Holyoke kitchen exhaust maintenance, RFQ due September 1 and September 11), North Carolina (City of Charlotte CATS boiler and chiller maintenance, RFP due October 15), Connecticut (Town of Groton ventilation system replacement as part of interior and exterior repairs, ITB due September 16), Michigan (Great Lakes Water Authority job order contract for concurrent projects, proposals due August 27), and Wisconsin (City of Madison Normal Hall roof replacement, RFB due August 6). The code shows steady procurement activity across diverse issuing bodies with work concentrated on high-value replacements, multiyear maintenance contracts, and specialized technical services requiring vendor certifications and compliance with local building codes and manufacturer specifications.