UNSPSC 40141650: Compressed gas valve

A gas valve that is manufactured not to leak in high voltage applications.

UNSPSC 40141650 Compressed gas valve is a Commodity code that encompasses electric valve actuators, butterfly valves, check valves, insertion valves, and specialized valve components and parts procured by state and local water, wastewater, and utility agencies on an as-needed and programmatic basis. Recent activity shows water treatment plants and municipal utilities soliciting replacement actuators, gate valves, resilient valves, and OEM-branded parts—often under strict equipment-compatibility requirements that drive sole-source and single-source procurements when proprietary systems are involved. The mix of issuing bodies spans city water departments, county water resource centers, wastewater utilities, and special-purpose water authorities across multiple states, with no dominant repeat buyer across the recent window but consistent activity from Gwinnett County (Georgia), the City of Lubbock (Texas), City of Tampa, and Hillsborough County (Florida) water operations.

Geographic spread is heaviest in the Southeast and South Central regions—Florida, Georgia, and Texas dominate recent solicitations—with secondary activity in California (Eastern Municipal Water District, Riverside County) and select Midwest and Mountain West jurisdictions. Representative recent activity includes the City of Lubbock RFP 26-19705-YB (due July 23, 2026) for one electric valve actuator replacement and remote control station for the North Water Treatment Plant, specifying an EIM MCAD-1 unit or approved equal, evaluated on manufacturer qualifications (30 points), technical performance (30 points), past performance (20 points), and warranty/support (15 points); the City of Tampa RFQ (due July 24, 2026) for Anderson Greenwood wastewater parts and kits on a one-year standing-order basis with five-business-day delivery; Hillsborough County ITB 26-00122 (due February 18, 2026) for Hydra-Stop Insta-Valve 250 Patriot insertion valves under a two-year agreement with a $175,000 estimated budget and annual CPI-U escalation; and Gwinnett County's ongoing stream of informal quotations and competitive sealed bids for resilient gate valves, butterfly valves, check valves, and service kits supporting multiple filter plants and water resources centers. Single-source notices are common when municipalities have installed proprietary systems (Limitorque, DeZurik, REXA, Cla-Val) and justify direct procurement to OEM representatives on grounds of equipment compatibility and performance continuity.