UNSPSC 40142009: Air water gas multipurpose hoses

UNSPSC 40142009 Air water gas multipurpose hoses is a Commodity code covering specialized fluid-conveyance components that state and local water utilities and public works departments procure for distribution systems, treatment facilities, and emergency response operations. Recent solicitations show demand for fire hoses rated to specific pressure and diameter specifications, pump-system hoses reinforced with nylon cord for water reclamation facilities, jet nozzle components for water treatment, and butterfly valve assemblies with integrated gasket and fastener kits. The code captures both standard replacement parts for municipal infrastructure and manufacturer-certified equipment components required to maintain compatibility and warranty compliance with installed systems, particularly Watson Marlow Bredel pumps and similar specialized equipment used in water and wastewater treatment.

Issuing bodies are primarily water departments and utilities. Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources has posted at least two recent informal written quotation solicitations under this code as of June 2026, while the City of Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management issued a pre-advertisement notice for an IFB for Bredel pump parts and hoses across four water reclamation facilities. The Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, California issued an RFQ for butterfly valve assemblies in March 2026. Activity concentrates in the Southeast and West, with recent competitive quotations due in May and June 2026 at Gwinnett County (100 units of 1-inch, 50-foot fire hose at 250 psi with delivery to the F. Wayne Hill Water Resources Center Warehouse in Buford, Georgia) and the City of Atlanta pre-bid conference prior to formal bidding for pump hose and parts inventory across multiple wastewater treatment sites. Vendors must typically hold manufacturer certifications, provide three project references, and quote FOB Destination with freight prepaid; the code shows steady, recurring demand from established municipal water infrastructure operators.