UNSPSC 40101823: Two pass exchangers

UNSPSC 40101823 Two pass exchangers (Commodity) is not a precise fit for the recent state and local procurement activity posted under this code. The solicitations reveal that state and local governments are buying chiller replacement, chiller maintenance and repair services, and related HVAC system upgrades—not discrete two-pass heat-exchanger components. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and actual procured work suggests the code may be incorrectly tagged in source systems, or the code itself spans a broader equipment and service category than its name implies. Recent opportunities span school districts (Cherokee County School District in Georgia, Pinellas County School District in Florida, Klein Independent School District in Texas), county governments (Orange County, Florida; Monroe County, Florida; Broward County Aviation Department), municipalities (City of Charlotte, City of Phoenix, City of St. Petersburg, Long Beach Public Utilities), state agencies (Oregon Department of Administrative Services), and public universities (Georgia State University, University of Southern Mississippi, University of Houston, Texas A&M University). The issuing bodies are fragmented across geographic regions with no single jurisdiction posting multiple opportunities under this code.

Recent solicitations focus on chiller equipment replacement (Pinellas County School District RFP for chiller replacement due July 8 and July 10, 2026; Orange County, Florida IFB for $3,000,000 HVAC chiller plant upgrades due September 1, 2026), chiller maintenance and repair services (Cherokee County School District RFP for chiller maintenance and repair due October 29, 2026; Broward County Aviation Department open-end indefinite-quantity ITB for central energy plant maintenance and HVAC equipment services due October 7, 2026; City of St. Petersburg IFB for HVAC preventative maintenance due August 6, 2026), and specialized water-treatment services supporting chiller systems (State of Oregon RFP for HVAC water treatment hot and cold water systems across 24 DAS-owned facilities due October 5, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (multiple school districts, Orange County, Broward County, City of St. Petersburg, Monroe County), Texas (Klein ISD, University of Houston, Texas A&M, Texas Health and Human Services Commission), Georgia (Catoosa County, Georgia State University), and the Pacific Northwest (Oregon DAS, Long Beach Public Utilities). Activity spans both capital replacement projects (ranging up to $3,000,000) and multi-year recurring maintenance and service contracts with emergency-response requirements and specialized certification mandates for technicians.