UNSPSC 40141914: Plastics duct or ductwork

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

UNSPSC 40141914 Plastics duct or ductwork, a Commodity code, encompasses replacement, retrofit, and installation of plastic ductwork and air duct accessories in building mechanical systems, including smoke control dampers, terminal boxes, energy recovery units, and lay-in ceiling integration. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show work concentrated in critical building systems—fire alarm and smoke control retrofits at corrections facilities, HVAC maintenance and repair across transit systems, and districtwide HVAC improvements in school renovations. County governments and special-purpose authorities (corrections departments, transit agencies) dominate the issuing-body mix, alongside school districts undertaking facility modernization. Orange County, Florida and the City of Charlotte appear as recent active buyers; the Stephens County Board of Education in Georgia is pursuing larger integrated facility work that includes HVAC components.

Activity clusters in Florida and Georgia, with secondary presence in North Carolina. The Orange County, Florida Corrections Booking and Release Center project (solicitation Y26718, IFB, due October 20, 2026) represents the most direct recent match—a $2.89 million building automation and smoke/fire alarm air duct accessory retrofit requiring replacement of dampers, duct heaters, air handling units, and energy recovery units, with a Service Disabled Veteran-owned business 5% preference available and electronic submission through OpenGov mandatory. The Stephens County Board of Education districtwide renovations and modifications (solicitation PE55598NONST2027000000002, RFP, due October 9, 2026) includes HVAC improvements at multiple school facilities as part of a $20 million to $26 million ESPLOST-funded construction program managed by a construction manager at risk. The City of Charlotte CATS boiler and chiller maintenance RFP (solicitation 26920271769, due October 15, 2026) covers existing equipment maintenance and potential upgrades but does not specify ductwork scope or contract value.