UNSPSC 40141905: Titanium ducts or ductwork

Titanium tubing, canal or passage by which fluid or gas is conveyed.

UNSPSC 40141905 Titanium ducts or ductwork, a Commodity code, nominally covers titanium duct systems, but the recent state and local activity under this code shows limited direct relevance to the code's name. The single clear opportunity placed under this code is Orange County, Florida's sealed-bid solicitation (Y26-718, due October 20, 2026) for smoke and fire alarm air duct accessories, fire/smoke dampers, terminal boxes, and duct heaters at the Corrections Booking and Release Center as part of a $2.89 million building automation system replacement. The scope includes retrofitting existing equipment and separation of smoke control components from non-smoke control systems, with work sequenced around normal business hours (Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.). The county offers a 5% Service Disabled Veteran preference on the contract amount and requires a bid bond of not less than 10% of the estimated contract amount, as well as Payment and Performance Bonds equal to the full contract amount upon award. Electronic submission via OpenGov e-Procurement Platform is mandatory; questions are due September 10, 2026 at 5 p.m. EST. The remaining recent opportunities in the dataset—a Charlotte transit maintenance RFP for boiler and chiller systems, a Stephens County school district construction manager at risk solicitation, an Orlando Utilities Commission contractor network registration, and Sourcewell's law enforcement equipment cooperative—do not align with titanium ductwork procurement and appear misclassified under this code.

Geographic activity under UNSPSC 40141905 is limited to Florida based on the Orange County posting. The issuing body is a county purchasing office. Beyond the Orange County bid, the code shows no recent state and local procurement activity in the underlying dataset that corresponds to titanium ducts or ductwork procurement. Interest in this code for state and local pursuit should be conditional on monitoring the Orange County opportunity and tracking whether similar smoke/fire alarm duct accessory and damper work recurs in corrections facilities, hospitals, or other institutional construction in the region.