UNSPSC 40171803: Stainless steel pipe angle face ring

Pipe angle face ring made of stainless steel

UNSPSC 40171803 Stainless steel pipe angle face ring is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure specialized pipe fittings and restraint systems for water main replacement, outfall pipe infrastructure, and stormwater system rehabilitation projects. Recent solicitations show that this code captures demand for mechanical joint restraints, pipe fittings, and related water infrastructure components that meet American Water Works Association (AWWA) standards and comply with potable water material approval requirements. Work being solicited includes mechanical joint restraint systems compatible with ductile iron pipe (Class 52 and AWWA C110 specifications), replacement piping for water mains and outfall systems, and fittings sourced from approved manufacturers such as EBAA Iron, Star Pipe Products, and Romac. Issuing bodies include water utilities within municipalities and city purchasing departments acting on behalf of water utilities, with repeat activity from Florida municipalities (Palm Bay, Sarasota) and the Madison Water Utility in Wisconsin. These jurisdictions procure materials through RFQ, ITB, and RFI mechanisms, often combining materials procurement with larger infrastructure projects governed by state environmental permits, Buy American Act provisions, and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Wisconsin. The City of Sarasota issued an ITB (2631JS) due June 16, 2026 (now closed) for pipe, fittings, and appurtenances under the Small AC Water Main Replacement project, requiring materials conforming to an approved manufacturer list and compliance with American Iron and Steel rules and potable water standards. The City of Palm Bay conducted an RFI (38RFI26) posted May 12, 2026 regarding stormwater pipe rehabilitation and replacement solutions along the Malabar Road corridor, followed by sealed bids (41ITB26) due July 14, 2026 for the I-95 Outfall Pipe Replacement project. The Madison Water Utility issued an RFQ (5511-0-2026-BG) due March 17, 2026 for mechanical joint restraints across pipe sizes 4 to 20 inches, with delivery to Madison and a one-year pricing agreement structure. The City of Lavonia, Georgia solicited water treatment plant improvements (sealed bid due May 26, 2026) including modifications to settling basins and filtration systems subject to the Build America, Buy America Act and 4 percent DBE participation goals. All Florida procurements reference state environmental permits, coastal protection compliance, and Clean Water Act mandates.