UNSPSC 40101717: Air conditioner power saver

A device that regulates cooling by automatically cycling the air conditioning unit on or off according to pre-determined settings.

UNSPSC 40101717 Air conditioner power saver is a Commodity code that does not align with the recent state and local procurement activity posted under it. The recent solicitations show government agencies buying HVAC installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance services—complete systems work including ductwork, electrical connections, startup, and commissioning—rather than power-saver devices or controls. The City of Huntsville, Texas posted an IFB for as-needed HVAC preventive maintenance, inspections, diagnostics, repairs, and emergency work with a 120-day firm pricing window and potential four one-year renewals through 2031. Okaloosa County, Florida solicited furnishing and installation of preconditioned air units and ground power units at an airport under an ITB with a lump-sum fixed-price structure and federal Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements. A Georgia state or local agency posted an RFP for central air conditioning system replacement on firm fixed-price basis. The Town of Waterford, Connecticut issued an IFB for ductless split system removal and replacement in a community center IT room, with Connecticut prevailing wage requirements and a 90-day completion window. The City of Charlotte sought proposals for boiler and chiller maintenance and repair services across transit authority facilities. Chatham County Mosquito Control in Georgia solicited building management system upgrades. The Stephens County Board of Education in Georgia posted an RFP for districtwide renovations including roof and HVAC improvements, structured as a construction manager-at-risk engagement with an estimated $20 million to $26 million budget funded through ESPLOST and substantial completion by December 2029.

Recent activity spans Texas, Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, and other jurisdictions—counties, cities, school districts, transit authorities, and state correctional facilities. Broward County reserved a split AC unit solicitation for small business enterprises. Williamson County, Texas sought HVAC system upgrades with rooftop unit replacement and building automation system integration. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice posted multiple bids for packaged HVAC units, air handlers, and split systems across correctional facilities. Montgomery County, Pennsylvania solicited air handling unit replacement at a training facility. The Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles issued an RFQ for one-year maintenance on Liebert Computer Room Air Conditioning units with factory-trained technician requirements and 24/7 emergency response. Parkway School District in Missouri conducted a blanket purchase order for HVAC parts from vendors with stocked inventory and walk-in counters. The State of Oregon Department of Administrative Services posted an RFP for HVAC water treatment services covering 24 DAS-owned buildings across multiple areas, with a maximum not-to-exceed compensation of $5,000,000, a two-year term with two-year renewal options, and mandatory interviews scheduled for October 29, 2026. The code shows robust activity in system replacement, commissioning, maintenance, and associated services across all issuing-body types; power-saver products themselves do not appear in the recent solicitations, signaling potential misclassification or low relevance under this specific code at the present time.