UNSPSC 40101501: Air collectors

UNSPSC 40101501 Air collectors (Commodity) addresses ventilation and air-handling equipment repair and maintenance, but the recent state and local activity posted under this code shows minimal direct alignment with the nominal category. Of the twelve opportunities in the block, only one — the Hillsborough County ITB for Vyaire LTV 1200 ventilator maintenance and repair services (due June 12, 2026) — falls squarely within air-handling equipment servicing. The remaining opportunities span roof replacement projects (Charlotte CATS, City Colleges of Chicago, City of Phoenix, City of Tarpon Springs, Pasco County, City of Madison, Georgia International Convention Center), boiler and chiller system maintenance (Charlotte CATS again), energy recovery ventilator repair (City of Augusta), an exhaust system replacement (City of Tampa), and water-wastewater project management (Great Lakes Water Authority). The code shows a mix of issuing bodies — city procurement departments, county commissioners, transit authorities, and special-purpose water districts — but the diversity of work types suggests the code has drifted from its stated scope or has been misapplied across multiple procurement categories.

Geographic spread includes North Carolina (Charlotte), Georgia (Augusta, College Park), Illinois (Chicago), Arizona (Phoenix), Florida (multiple: Tampa, Tarpon Springs, Pasco County, Hillsborough County), Wisconsin (Madison), and Michigan (Great Lakes Water Authority), indicating activity across multiple regions with a concentration in the Southeast and Midwest. The single representative opportunity directly aligned with air collectors is Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB 26-00275 for three-year maintenance and repair services on 40 Vyaire Medical LTV 1200 ventilators with an estimated contract value of $140,225 and bids due June 12, 2026; this opportunity requires authorized Vyaire service center status and ISO 13485:2016 certification, with work performed by certified technicians holding AAMI certifications (CABT, CBET, or CHTM). The code shows inconsistent tagging and little specialized ventilation-equipment procurement activity in the recent record; most opportunities posted under it involve structural roofing and HVAC systems outside air-collector scope.