UNSPSC 40141615: Flap valves

UNSPSC 40141615 Flap valves is a Commodity code that encompasses valve components and related equipment used in fuel distribution, gas pipeline, and wastewater infrastructure systems. State and local governments procure flap valves as part of broader maintenance, repair, and capital projects involving fuel storage and dispensing systems, natural gas distribution networks, pump stations, and environmental control systems.

The recent contract opportunities tagged to this code show minimal direct relevance to flap valves themselves. Instead, the opportunities cluster around fuel supply and delivery services (gasoline, diesel, renewable diesel, CNG, and DEF), CNG fueling station operation and maintenance, fuel tank system maintenance and repairs, and emergency generator diesel supply—along with unrelated procurements for engineering design, emergency response services, and school instructional resources. The issuing bodies span county governments (Hunt County Texas, Solano County California, Hillsborough County Florida, Orange County Florida, Forsyth County Georgia, DeKalb County Georgia, Walton County Florida), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, METRO Houston), cities (San Antonio Texas, Lawrenceville Georgia, Austin Texas, Leesburg Florida, Albuquerque, Tucson), water districts (Alameda County Water District, Eastern Municipal Water District), school districts (Klein ISD, Gallup-McKinley County Schools, Murray County Schools), and special districts (Sacramento County). The geographic spread covers Texas, California, Florida, Georgia, and New Mexico. Representative recent opportunities include the Solano County fuel supply, delivery, and monitoring services IFB (bids due July 20, 2026) for unleaded gasoline and renewable diesel across nine fuel storage tanks supporting 700+ fleet assets, the Orange County Transportation Authority CNG fueling station operation and maintenance RFP for three bus bases (responses due July 8, 2026) budgeted at $2.181 million over three years, and Forsyth County's as-needed fuel site maintenance and repairs quote (due March 19, 2026) for ten county-operated fuel dispensing sites. The code shows substantial recent activity in fuel logistics and station infrastructure, but the opportunities do not center on flap valves as discrete procured components; state and local procurement under this code appears to address valves only as incidental components within larger fuel systems, pumping infrastructure, or equipment repair contracts rather than as standalone commodity purchases.