UNSPSC 40141916: Glass ducts or ductwork

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

UNSPSC 40141916 Glass ducts or ductwork is a Commodity code that in recent state and local solicitations covers building automation system components, smoke and fire alarm air duct accessories, fire/smoke dampers, terminal boxes, duct heaters, air handling units, and energy recovery units—primarily as parts of larger facility HVAC and fire-safety retrofits rather than standalone ductwork procurement. The code sees activity from counties, municipalities, and special-purpose districts soliciting replacement and renovation of existing systems; Orange County, Florida and the City of Charlotte have posted opportunities in the past two months for building automation and chiller maintenance work that touch on duct-related components, while the Stephens County Board of Education in Georgia is seeking HVAC improvements as part of a districtwide renovation program.

Orange County, Florida issued an IFB (Y26-718) on October 6, 2026 with a response deadline of October 20, 2026 for replacement of the entire building automation system, smoke control system retrofit, and fire/smoke damper installation at the Corrections Booking and Release Center, estimated at $2.89 million; Service Disabled Veteran-owned businesses are eligible for a 5% preference, and electronic submission through OpenGov e-Procurement Platform is mandatory. The City of Charlotte issued an RFP (26920271769) on September 22, 2026 with proposals due October 15, 2026 for preventative maintenance and repair of boiler and chiller systems at CATS facilities, requiring certified technicians with access to proprietary parts for equipment including Trane, Pulse, Aalon, Carrier, and Lochinvar units. The Stephens County Board of Education solicited CM at Risk proposals (PE55598NONST2027000000002) due October 9, 2026 for districtwide renovations including fire-alarm system replacements and HVAC improvements across multiple facilities, with estimated construction budget of $20 million to $26 million funded through ESPLOST.