UNSPSC 40141636: Valve kits

UNSPSC 40141636 Valve kits is a Commodity code that covers replacement kits, service kits, and component assemblies for industrial and municipal water/wastewater equipment, grounded in recent solicitations for soft-good kits, actuator repair parts, check valve assemblies, and related control components. State and local water departments, wastewater treatment authorities, and water resource facilities are the primary buyers, driven by equipment maintenance and regulatory compliance at aging treatment plants. The City of Tampa Wastewater Department, the David L. Tippin Water Treatment Facility (City of Tampa and Hillsborough County), and multiple Gwinnett County water facilities appear frequently as repeat procurers seeking both OEM replacement kits and compatible third-party alternatives.

Recent activity clusters in Florida, Georgia, Texas, and California. Representative solicitations include the City of Tampa's RFQ (due July 24, 2026) for Anderson Greenwood soft-good kits and retainer plates for wastewater operations; the City of Tampa's single-source intent (closed July 13, 2026) to Flotech, Inc. for Limitorque valve and actuator parts and repair services at $75,000 annually; Hillsborough County's single-source intent (closed June 23, 2026) for DeZurik genuine valve parts; Seminole County's sole-source procurement (due June 1, 2026) for REXA actuator replacement and repair parts through PRO-CO, Inc., justified by proprietary Flow Match Valve technology; Gwinnett County's informal quotation (due April 17, 2026) for Vent-O-Mat RBX service kits; and Collier County's single-source notice (due July 20, 2026) for Illinois Tool Works E.H. Wachs power valve operators and parts for water and wastewater vehicles. Sole-source and single-source procurement dominate this code—vendors holding OEM or exclusive distributor relationships command the market, and competitive opportunities are sparse. Standard delivery windows run five to fourteen business days, with frost-free or warehouse stock prerequisites common. Activity remains steady but narrow, concentrated among municipal water and wastewater operators managing equipment replacement on established schedules.