UNSPSC 40101834: Burners

UNSPSC 40101834 Burners is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to tag HVAC equipment procurement, though recent solicitations show the code capturing far broader mechanical systems work than standalone burner units alone. Issuing bodies pursuing this code span correctional facilities (Texas Department of Criminal Justice at multiple units), county governments (Williamson County, Texas; Hall County, Georgia; Monroe County, Florida), school districts (Marshall Public Schools, Michigan; Parkway School District, Missouri; Evans County School System, Georgia; New Lothrop Area Public Schools, Michigan), state agencies (Illinois Secretary of State), and cities (Norwalk, Connecticut; Decatur, Georgia). The work itself ranges from procurement of individual 5-ton and 50-ton HVAC units with installation to comprehensive chiller plant replacements, air handler unit retrofits, and multi-building heating and cooling system upgrades across institutional and commercial facilities.

Recent activity clusters heavily in Texas, where the TDCJ has issued over a dozen proposals since March 2026 for HVAC installations at correctional facilities including the Briscoe, Lychner, Sanchez, Middleton, Garza East, Garza West, Lopez, Stringfellow, Hughes, Gist, Formby, and Holliday units, ranging from 5-ton rooftop units to 900-ton modular central utility plants with chilled water cooling and liquidated damages running $470 per day for schedule delays. Williamson County, Texas has solicited multiple chiller plant upgrades (Cedar Park Annex, Justice Complex, and Jail South facilities) with budgets of $580,000 to $810,000. Outside Texas, Marshall Public Schools (Michigan) issued an IFB for five mini-split air conditioning units across four elementary schools and one high school due July 30, 2026; Parkway School District (Missouri) conducted a blanket purchase order for HVAC parts with estimated annual spend of $20,000; and Hall County (Georgia) sought on-call HVAC contractors for demand-based installation and maintenance across multiple county buildings. The code shows consistent activity across the Southeast (Georgia, Florida), Midwest (Michigan, Missouri), and Southwest (Texas, Illinois), with correctional facility HVAC modernization and school district cooling upgrades driving the largest procurement volumes right now.