UNSPSC 40161606: Ozone generator for air cleaning

A device that generates ozone artificially by using the electrolysis of liquid and silent discharge. Due to the efficacy on the ozone, it is used for sterilization, deodorant, air purification and others.

UNSPSC 40161606 Ozone generator for air cleaning, a Commodity code, covers portable and stationary air treatment equipment, including ozone generators and breathing air purifiers, for indoor environmental conditioning in institutional and commercial facilities. State and local governments procure these units for HVAC system maintenance, paint booth air quality control, and facility-wide air treatment in health care, military, and administrative settings. The issuing bodies span state health agencies, county purchasing departments, state military departments, and cooperative purchasing consortia serving multiple jurisdictions. Scope includes equipment purchase, installation, system replacement and removal, control integration, and associated disposal or demolition work.

Recent activity shows limited direct ozone-generator solicitation but related air-treatment procurement across multiple states. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) procured chemicals, gases, and HVAC equipment including portable air conditioning units under IFB HHS0017634, due July 28, 2026, for Austin State Supported Living Center, with an estimated contract value of $50,000 for one year. The Oregon Military Department sought replacement of a breathing air purifier system in Building 6476 at Camp Withycombe under RFQ 260047C001, due July 21, 2026, including full removal, demolition, and installation of new equipment. Sourcewell, a Minnesota cooperative purchasing vehicle, issued RFP 061626 on behalf of participating counties in Washington and other jurisdictions for a broader law enforcement equipment contracting solution due June 16, 2026—outside the direct air-treatment scope. Geographic activity centers on Texas and Oregon with cooperative procurement extending across Washington state and the Upper Midwest. The code shows sparse recent solicitation specifically for ozone generators; opportunities tend to appear under broader HVAC, gases, and chemicals groupings or as components of facility-system replacement projects.