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 covers fire hydrants and related backflow prevention devices, along with the broader pipe, fitting, and appurtenance supplies that municipalities procure to support water distribution and stormwater infrastructure. State and local governments use this code for acquisition of assembled hydrant units meeting industry standards (such as AWWA C511), backflow preventers, and component materials needed for water main replacement and emergency infrastructure repair. The issuing bodies span city water utilities (Dallas, Phoenix, Sarasota, Calhoun), county utilities departments (Orange County, Gwinnett County), and regional special-purpose districts; Phoenix and Orange County appear across multiple recent opportunities, indicating sustained activity by larger metropolitan water systems. Work under the code ranges from as-needed supply agreements for ongoing hydrant and backflow preventer procurement to materials-only bids for discrete water main relocation and replacement projects, reflecting both standing inventory replenishment and project-driven acquisition.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with secondary presence in Texas and California. The City of Phoenix issued IFB 26-SW-0379 (due August 12, 2026) for three-year supply of industrial pipe, fittings, and equipment including HDPE and PVC pipe with 24- to 48-hour delivery and local inventory maintenance required. The City of Sarasota posted ITB 26-31JS (deadline passed June 16, 2026) for materials-only pipe, fittings, and fire hydrant assemblies conforming to its Potable Water Approved Material List. The City of Dallas issued RFB BC26-00029678 (due March 27, 2026) for a three-year ID/IQ master agreement supplying fire hydrant backflow preventers to nine service centers, with firm pricing and 30- to 90-day standard delivery, referenced against Zurn Model 950XL3 and Model 350AST specifications. Orange County, Florida posted IFB Y26-126 (due January 22, 2026) for sewer pipes and fittings over a five-year estimated spend of approximately $28.7 million, with Service Disabled Veteran Business preference applied. Smaller and mid-market municipalities (Calhoun, Georgia; Palm Bay, Florida; Lavonia, Georgia) solicit materials for specific water main and outfall projects through sealed bidding and RFI processes, often with DBE or local participation goals and compliance with Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage or Build America, Buy America sourcing requirements.