UNSPSC 40101833: Boiler or heater igniter

Igniter, may or may not be electrical, and is used to light a boiler, heater, hot water tank, etc

UNSPSC 40101833 Boiler or heater igniter (Commodity) reflects what state and local governments actually buy under the code: full boiler system replacements, installation, inspection, preventative maintenance, repair, and component parts across municipal facilities, public housing authorities, county buildings, water and wastewater treatment plants, school districts, and court facilities. Recent solicitations show a mix of capital replacement projects (new boilers with supporting equipment and controls), ongoing maintenance contracts (scheduled annual inspections and quarterly safety checks), and parts/supplies procurement through authorized manufacturer resellers. The issuing bodies span mid-sized cities, county governments, housing authorities, water utilities, and school districts; no single buyer dominates, but municipal facilities management and public housing maintenance drive consistent demand.

Activity clusters in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and California. The City of Madison, Wisconsin issued an RFB in June 2026 for boiler and domestic hot water system replacements at three residential properties (bids due July 17, 2026), specifying Lochinvar Knight boilers and indirect water heaters with full system commissioning under Davis-Bacon prevailing wage. The Harrisburg Housing Authority (Pennsylvania) solicited an IFB in June 2026 for steam supply line riser repairs across 24 building rows serving 240 residential units, with mandatory pre-bid site visits and HUD Section 3 employment requirements (bids due August 1, 2026). Santa Clara County, California posted an ITB in May 2026 for countywide boiler inspection, preventative maintenance, repair, and replacement services requiring a C-4 Boiler Contractor's License (bids due May 27, 2026). Pinellas County, Florida is procuring five-year boiler maintenance and repair services across five facilities at an estimated $506,600 contract value. Charlotte Water (Mecklenburg County, North Carolina) issued an RFP in April 2026 for boiler and sludge heater preventative maintenance and repair across six water and wastewater treatment plants, requiring North Carolina H1-I and NBBI certifications and M/W/SBE outreach (proposals due April 24, 2026). The Seminole County School Board (Florida) established a three-year parts-and-supplies indefinite quantity contract for boiler and water heater components from authorized resellers including Lochinvar, Rheem, Bradford White, and others (awarded March 2026).