UNSPSC 40173501: Brass pipe plug

Pipe plug made of brass

UNSPSC 40173501 Brass pipe plug, a Commodity code, shows little relevant recent activity. The recent solicitations tagged with this code do not center on brass pipe plugs as discrete products; rather, they span broad industrial pipe and fitting supply (City of Phoenix), bridge replacement and outfall pipe infrastructure projects (Orange County and City of Palm Bay), pavement rehabilitation (Santa Clara County), and fire hydrant backflow preventers (City of Dallas). The City of Dallas has posted multiple informal solicitations for offsets, plugs, and pipe rests as part of a larger water utility materials procurement, but the records do not isolate brass plugs as a line item or clarify their prominence within those buys. State and local procurement offices appear to be grouping pipe fittings and components under broader commodity or project categories rather than bidding brass plugs as a standalone commodity.

The issuing bodies include city water utilities (Dallas, Phoenix), county infrastructure departments (Orange County, Santa Clara County, Palm Bay), and municipalities with transit or utility responsibilities. The geographic footprint spans Texas (Dallas), Arizona (Phoenix), Florida (Orange County, Palm Bay), and California (Santa Clara County), with no clear regional concentration. Representative opportunities include the City of Phoenix Public Works Department IFB 26-SW-0379 (posted July 8, 2026, due August 12, 2026) for industrial pipe, miscellaneous fittings, and equipment on an as-needed basis over three years; the City of Dallas informal solicitations for offsets, plugs, and pipe rests (February through April 2026); and the City of Palm Bay RFI (posted May 12, 2026) for stormwater pipe rehabilitation and replacement solutions. None of these solicitations emphasizes brass pipe plugs as a discrete procurement focus, signaling that this commodity code may not map cleanly to current state and local demand or that brass plugs are purchased as incidental components within larger piping and utility supply contracts.