UNSPSC 40141760: Non freeze hydrant

A water hydrant with the freezing prevention function that is installed in areas with the winter freezing concerns.

UNSPSC 40141760 Non freeze hydrant is a Commodity code that does not align with the recent state and local opportunities in the source. The code nominally refers to non-freeze (frost-proof) hydrants, yet the available solicitations show no purchases of freeze-protection hydrant units. Instead, recent opportunities under this code number span industrial pipe supply (HDPE and PVC in multiple diameters), miscellaneous fittings, valves, couplings, sewer and water infrastructure components, and large-scale wastewater and drainage rehabilitation projects—none of which center on freeze-protected hydrant products themselves. The discrepancy suggests either a tagging error in the procurement system or code inflation where a broad infrastructure commodity category has absorbed this nominal code.

State and local issuers pursuing opportunities tagged to this code include city and county public works departments (City of Phoenix, City of Augusta, DeKalb County, City of Calhoun, Douglasville-Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority, Santa Clara County Sanitation District, Orange County Florida, and City of Palm Bay), water utilities, and transit authorities. Geographic activity spans Arizona (Phoenix), Georgia (Augusta, DeKalb County, Calhoun, Lavonia), California (Santa Clara County), and Florida (Sarasota, Palm Bay, Orange County). Representative recent solicitations include the City of Phoenix Public Works IFB 27-SW-0447 (September 2026) for three-year supply of industrial HDPE and PVC pipe with fittings and hand tools, the City of Augusta ITB 27-116 (September 2026) for HDPE pipe couplings and end sections in multiple diameters for drainage maintenance, and the Douglasville-Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority IFB 327 (October 2026) for annual water and sewer pipe fittings and related inventory materials. Pricing is typically firm-fixed for contract terms of one to three years, with delivery required within 24 to 60 days of purchase order issuance; suppliers must maintain local inventory and demonstrate capacity for emergency after-hours support.