UNSPSC 40101809: Circulation heaters

UNSPSC 40101809 Circulation heaters is a Commodity code that encompasses HVAC equipment procurement by state and local government entities, though recent solicitations show the code applied inconsistently to broader heating and cooling system replacements rather than circulation heaters specifically. State and local agencies buying under this code are acquiring split heat pump systems with A2L refrigerant compatibility, package heat pumps for training facilities, wall unit heaters for school buildings, and complete HVAC system replacements for residential housing and municipal facilities. The issuing bodies span county governments (Talbot County, Dublin Housing Authority in Lee County, Georgia; Collier County, Florida), technical college systems (Technical College System of Georgia), school districts (Unionville Sebewaing Area Schools in Michigan), and municipal utilities (City of Lavonia, Georgia water treatment plant). A handful of jurisdictions appear multiple times in recent activity, but the issuing-body mix reflects no dominant repeat buyer—activity is broadly distributed across different government entity types.

Recent opportunities have concentrated in Georgia and Florida, with secondary activity in Michigan and Mississippi. Representative current solicitations include Talbot County, Georgia's ITB for two 7.5-ton split heat pump systems with R-454B refrigerant and four 24,000 BTU ductless units (due March 26, 2026); the Dublin Housing Authority's ITB for complete HVAC system replacement at a fifty-unit residential complex (due March 12, 2026); the Technical College System of Georgia's eRFQ for six Arcoaire Package Heat Pumps rated 2.0 tons with 14 SEER efficiency to replace 410A equipment (due April 29, 2026, extended via Addendum 001); and Unionville Sebewaing Area Schools' sealed-bid procurement for wall unit heater replacement (due March 17, 2026). Activity skews toward equipment replacement and system upgrades rather than new installations, with R-454B refrigerant compatibility and energy efficiency ratings appearing as consistent procurement drivers across recent solicitations.