UNSPSC 40141761: Piping manifold

A device which has the spiral exhaust pipe used for the distribution of air and the suction port paved with the spiral used for piping.

UNSPSC 40141761 Piping manifold is a Commodity code covering the supply of piping components, fittings, and related equipment that state and local governments procure for water, stormwater, and wastewater infrastructure projects. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show activity focused on industrial pipe stock (HDPE and PVC in multiple diameters), ductile iron pipe, mechanical fittings (elbows, couplings, nipples, flanges), gate valves, fire hydrants, and associated accessories—supplied on as-needed, master-schedule, or project-specific bases. The mix of issuing bodies spans city public works departments, utilities divisions, water and stormwater authorities, and county infrastructure offices. The City of Phoenix Public Works Department and the City of Palm Bay appear multiple times across recent opportunities, signaling sustained demand from mid-sized Florida and Arizona municipalities managing aging water and stormwater networks.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Orange County, City of Sarasota, City of Palm Bay), Georgia (City of Calhoun, Gwinnett County, City of Lavonia), and Arizona (City of Phoenix), with secondary activity in Texas (City of Dallas) and California (Santa Clara County). Representative current solicitations include the City of Phoenix Public Works Department's IFB 26-SW-0379 for industrial pipe, miscellaneous fittings, and equipment on a three-year as-needed supply contract with a response deadline of August 12, 2026; the City of Sarasota's ITB 26-31JS for potable water pipe, fittings, and appurtenances materials (bid due June 16, 2026—now past); Gwinnett County's Informal Written Quotation 128859 for ductile iron pipe nipples with PE DIP coating (due April 23, 2026); and Orange County, Florida's Invitation for Bids Y26-126 for sewer pipes and fittings on a five-year supply agreement with an estimated $28.7 million total spend (response deadline January 22, 2026). Firms pursuing this code should expect master-schedule and as-needed contracting models, firm pricing for multi-year terms, rapid delivery windows (24 to 48 hours standard, 4-hour emergency expedited in some cases), local inventory requirements where specified, compliance with approved materials lists and manufacturer standards (ANSI, AWWA, NSF), and DBE or local preference programs in certain jurisdictions.