UNSPSC 40161530: Cabin air filter

A type of air filter designed for vehicle cabins and passenger compartments.

UNSPSC 40161530 Cabin air filter (Commodity) covers discrete mechanical and electromechanical components procured by state and local governments, though the recent-opportunities block shows little activity directly aligned with cabin air filters. The four most recent postings under this code span equipment ranging from sole-source industrial machinery (the City of Salem's Puma 2400 ECO machine purchase) to mixer parts and accessories renewal (Pinellas County Utilities), a cooperative law-enforcement-equipment RFP administered by Sourcewell on behalf of multiple Washington counties and other jurisdictions nationwide, and convention-center rigging motors and connectors (Orange County, Florida). The scope and issuing bodies reflect a divergence between the Commodity's nominal focus and what is actually being tagged under it in state and local procurement systems — municipalities, county utilities departments, and regional cooperatives are using the code to solicit specialized equipment components across maintenance, operations, and facility management rather than cabin air filters per se.

Activity spans multiple states with no clear geographic concentration. The most recent postings originate from Oregon (City of Salem, July 2026), Florida (Pinellas County Utilities in June 2026 and Orange County in April 2026), and a multi-state cooperative procurement (Sourcewell on behalf of Washington counties in May 2026). The Orange County IFB for rigging motors and equipment, due March 5, 2026, required sealed bids for 150 units each of four motor and connector models with 60-day delivery and firm pricing on an F.O.B. Destination basis; the City of Salem's July 2026 sole-source procurement of the Puma 2400 ECO machine valued at $424,494.70 was justified under alternative source selection and faced a seven-day protest window; and Pinellas County Utilities' June 2026 ITQ for mixer parts referenced an existing blanket purchase agreement and compressed proposal timeline. The code shows low-frequency activity with no repeat issuers in the recent block, suggesting limited ongoing demand concentration.