UNSPSC 40173614: Aluminum pipe reducing coupling

Aluminum reducing coupling

UNSPSC 40173614 Aluminum pipe reducing coupling is a Commodity code that covers fittings and connectors used in water and wastewater infrastructure projects, though recent state and local solicitations show most activity centers on a broader range of pipe materials, fittings, and water service components rather than aluminum couplings specifically. State and local governments procure these items as components of water main replacement, sewer system rehabilitation, and utility distribution infrastructure work. The issuing bodies include county utilities and sanitation districts, municipal water departments, and county governments. Pinellas County, Florida and Santa Clara County, California appear as repeat buyers pursuing coordinated sewer and water main replacement projects; the City of Marietta, Georgia and DeKalb County, Georgia also solicit water service components including couplings and related fittings on annual or multiyear contracts.

Recent activity spans Florida, California, and Georgia. Pinellas County, Florida issued IFB 260652ITBC (due October 13, 2026, final bids November 5, 2026) for the Ridgewood Estates Sewer Improvements and 82nd Avenue & 113th Street Water Main Improvements, a coordinated project involving approximately 6,800 linear feet of 6-inch water main replacement and associated service and valve work. Santa Clara County, California issued ITB ITBRDAFY270088 (due September 17, 2026) for Sanitation District No. 2-3 Structural Defect Repair Project Phase 2, encompassing mainline replacements and service connection fittings across multiple pipe diameters. The City of Marietta, Georgia solicited annual contract BL121-26 (due September 22, 2026) for water service saddles, couplings, clamps, and valves; DeKalb County, Georgia issued ITB 2026-034-ITB (due August 27, 2026) for quick insertion valves and related components on a three-year multiyear contract. Small business set-asides appear in at least one major solicitation, with Pinellas County applying a 10% SBE participation goal.