UNSPSC 40142501: Liquid strainers

UNSPSC 40142501 Liquid strainers (Commodity) encompasses grease trap cleaning, maintenance, and disposal services that state and local governments procure for wastewater infrastructure across municipal facilities, water authorities, and healthcare systems. The code captures equipment and infrastructure services related to grease interceptor and trap systems—including grease trap pumping, cleaning of interior walls and baffles, removal of inlet/outlet grease, disposal of grease waste, and replacement of grease trap infrastructure. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include city public works departments, county water authorities, county commissioners, regional health authorities, and state environmental agencies. The City of Albuquerque, City of Dallas, Harris County, and the State of Oregon have posted multiple recent opportunities; Albuquerque's solicitation specified service locations at 32 city and airport sites with grease traps ranging from 22 to 1,000 gallons serviced monthly to semiannually, while Dallas established a 60-month ID/IQ agreement for sand traps, grease traps, septic tanks, storm vaults, and interceptors across multiple City facilities.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and the Pacific Northwest. Representative opportunities include the City of Dallas RFB BX2600030801 for 60-month indefinite-delivery grease trap and septic tank cleaning services (due August 14, 2026); the City of Albuquerque RFB 2026-777-VAR-GS for grease trap pumping and cleaning at 32 locations with up to 10% combined vendor preferences for small business, local business, state resident, pay-equity, and veteran-owned certifications (due June 22, 2026); the County of San Mateo RFP 2026RFP00387 for five-year combined sewer maintenance and grease trap services with an aggregate fiscal obligation not to exceed $500,000 (due May 20, 2026); and Harris Health CSP 260039 for grease waste infrastructure replacement at Ben Taub Hospital with an estimated budget of $948,500, requiring 30% MWBE utilization and prevailing wage compliance (due March 16, 2026). The State of Oregon posted on-demand jetting services solicitation SC0334300016344 (due April 1, 2026). Clayton County Water Authority, Harris County, and San Mateo County have posted related facility maintenance solicitations tagged to this code. Activity remains steady across municipal and county water/wastewater operations with contract structures ranging from hourly service rates to three- to five-year agreements.