UNSPSC 40141609: Control valves

UNSPSC 40141609 Control valves is a Commodity code reflecting the supply of valves used in water distribution, wastewater treatment, and HVAC infrastructure across state and local government facilities. State and local procurement under this code centers on detector check valves, swing check valves, butterfly valves, RBX valves, gate valves, float switches, and control valve components sourced for operation of municipal water treatment plants, wastewater reclamation facilities, pump stations, and utility distribution networks. Issuing bodies include water districts and authorities (Alameda County Water District, Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources, Hillsborough County Water Resources Department, Great Lakes Water Authority), transit agencies (Collier Area Transit), county and municipal departments (Orange County Florida, Gwinnett County Financial Services), and technical colleges. Recent solicitations show a mix of small-value supply contracts and integration into larger facility upgrade projects that bundle valve procurement with installation and commissioning.

The code sees active procurement in California, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include Alameda County Water District requesting supply and delivery of detector check valves under IFB 26/27-01, with bids due July 14, 2026; Gwinnett County issuing a competitive sealed bid for 19 replacement swing check valves for the F. Wayne Hill Water Resources Center under solicitation BL009-26, with bids due April 24, 2026; and Hillsborough County Water Resources Department soliciting mercury float switches under ITB 26-00138, with a submission deadline of March 2, 2026, and an estimated two-year contract value of $60,000.00. Great Lakes Water Authority's April 27, 2026 bid for gas detection system and switchgear upgrades at its Water Recovery Facility in Wayne County, Michigan, includes valve replacement as part of a broader electromechanical infrastructure project. Most procurements require FOB delivery to designated facilities, specify approved manufacturers or equivalents, and demand compliance with E-Verify and insurance requirements. Pricing remains competitive and performance-driven with tight delivery windows and two-year contract terms common for ongoing supply relationships.