UNSPSC 40141639: Toilet fill valve

Device that controls the flow of water from the water supply line into a gravity-operated toilet tank regulated by a float mechanism.

UNSPSC 40141639 Toilet fill valve is a Commodity code that covers plumbing valve components and related water system parts that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance, infrastructure repair, and fleet servicing. Recent state and local solicitations show demand for detector check valves, resilient gate valves, butterfly valves, flushometers, backflow prevention devices, and isolation valve replacements sourced from manufacturers including Watts, Ames, Wilkins, and Mueller. Water districts, departments of criminal justice, municipalities, and county governments issue these procurements as IFBs, IWQs, and RFQs, typically requiring sealed bids or competitive quotes with firm pricing and F.O.B. destination delivery within 14 days or less. The Alameda County Water District issued IFB 26/27-01 on July 8, 2026 for detector check valves due July 14, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice posted IFB IW257044 on July 7, 2026 for plumbing elbows and flushometers due July 22, and the City of Tampa's Water Department solicited backflow prevention and fireline repair parts on an SLBE-exclusive basis with an estimated contract value of $75,000 and one-year award period plus renewal options.

Recent activity spans California, Texas, Georgia, and Florida, with additional procurement signals from Virginia. The Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, California issued RFQ 3930 on March 17, 2026 for 36-inch butterfly valves due March 20, and Gwinnett County, Georgia posted two separate quotations for resilient valves in early June 2026. Fairfax County, Virginia's Department of Public Works & Environmental Services issued IFB 2000004066 on March 16, 2026 for isolation valve and flushing valve replacements in the LLV System, due April 17 with a pre-bid conference on March 24. The Collier County Board of County Commissioners in Florida issued an ITB on March 24, 2026 for grant-funded tire services and products, though this opportunity falls outside the toilet fill valve code's primary scope. One Sourcewell cooperative purchasing RFP (#061626) posted May 12, 2026 for law enforcement equipment also appears misaligned with the code's nominal plumbing-valve scope. Water utilities and corrections departments represent the strongest repeat issuing bodies, with water infrastructure maintenance and replacement projects driving the majority of recent demand.