UNSPSC 40141674: Carbon steel gate valve

Gate (stopping flow) made of Carbon steel

UNSPSC 40141674 Carbon steel gate valve is a Commodity code covering valve components and assemblies for municipal water distribution and treatment infrastructure. State and local governments procure under this code replacement and stock valves for water systems, including gate valves, butterfly valves, quick insertion valves, detector check valves, slide gates, backflow assemblies, and resilient wedge valves in a range of sizes and materials. Recent solicitations reflect active purchasing by county water departments and municipal utilities for both routine stock replenishment and specialized equipment for filter plants and distribution networks. Issuing bodies are predominantly county water authorities and municipal utilities—Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources, DeKalb County, the City of Marietta, Alameda County Water District, and Palm Beach County—with multiple repeat appearances from Georgia counties and one California water district in the recent record.

Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia, particularly metro Atlanta and its surrounding counties (Gwinnett, DeKalb), with secondary activity in Florida (Palm Beach County) and California (Alameda County). Representative recent opportunities include Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources' solicitation for butterfly valves (double offset, sizes 54" to 108") with AWWA Standards C504/C516 and NSF/ANSI 61 certification compliance for the Lanier and Shoal Creek Filter Plants, due September 23, 2026 via sealed-bid ITB; City of Marietta's annual contract RFQ for water service saddles, couplings, clamps, and ball valves, due September 22, 2026; DeKalb County's three-year multiyear contract ITB for quick insertion valves and tapping sleeves, due August 27, 2026; and Alameda County Water District's IFB for detector check valves, due July 14, 2026. Many solicitations establish annual or multiyear contracts with unit pricing, F.O.B. Destination delivery terms, and compressed response windows of one to three weeks. Ineligible-source lists and debarment verification are standard compliance requirements for Georgia county procurements.