UNSPSC 40101503: Vents

UNSPSC 40101503 Vents is a Commodity code that encompasses ventilation equipment and related components, though recent state and local procurement activity under this code shows limited direct alignment with the nominal scope. The solicitations tagged to this code span disparate building systems work rather than ventilation-specific products or services. One opportunity—the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB for ventilator maintenance and repair services on 40 Vyaire Medical LTV 1200 ventilators—directly addresses medical respiratory equipment maintenance and repair over a three-year term with an estimated value of $140,225; this work requires authorized service-center status, ISO 13485:2016 certification, and AAMI-certified technicians. The remaining opportunities posted under this code address roof replacement (City of Madison and Georgia International Convention Center projects), facade panel replacement (City of Colquitt), tamper-proof security grilles (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), and HVAC system replacement (Dublin Housing Authority), none of which fit the ventilation category. These mismatches suggest the code is used inconsistently across issuing bodies or that the tagging reflects a broader building-systems classification rather than ventilation-specific work.

Activity appears concentrated in Florida (Hillsborough County), Texas (Rusk State Hospital via HHSC), Georgia (City of College Park, City of Colquitt, Dublin Housing Authority), and Wisconsin (City of Madison). The issuing bodies include county governments, cities, special-purpose housing authorities, and state agencies. The medical ventilator maintenance contract—the only opportunity with clear relevance to actual ventilation procurement—closed June 12, 2026, and required delivery within 15 days of purchase order receipt with free return shipping within Hillsborough County. The roof and envelope projects that dominate the recent posting list carry no direct signal for ventilation vendors. Firms pursuing this code should verify current activity with individual issuing bodies, as the recent opportunity mix does not support a clear, concentrated market for vents or ventilation components under this code classification.