UNSPSC 40181604: Welded brass multiport tube

Welded tube made of brass that has been multiported

UNSPSC 40181604 Welded brass multiport tube, a Commodity code, describes brass and copper tubing products and components that state and local water utilities, facilities departments, and corrections agencies procure for infrastructure maintenance, repair, and stock replenishment. Recent solicitations show the code capturing brass water repair parts including service line fittings, accessories, and tapping saddles, as well as copper tubing in specified gauges and lengths for operational supply and capital improvement projects.

State and local water districts and municipal utilities dominate the issuing-body mix, with the City of Arlington, Texas, Alameda County Water District in California, and Pasco County, Florida all posting requirements within the past six months; state facilities agencies also appear, as evidenced by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice procurement. Recent opportunities cluster in Texas and California, with additional activity in Florida. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Arlington's annual requirements contract for brass water repair parts (IFB 270041, due October 22, 2026) covering service line fittings and tapping saddles for warehouse stock; the Alameda County Water District's invitation for bid (IFB 252636, due April 27, 2026) for specific Cambridge-Lee Industries copper tubing products in three gauges and quantities totaling 8,000 feet for delivery to its Fremont headquarters; and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's invitation for bids (IW245930, due April 7, 2026) for copper tubing with standard compliance and Texas-vendor preference provisions. Response formats range from electronic submission through procurement portals (Bonfire Hub for Alameda County, Euna Procurement for Arlington) to sealed paper bids and physical delivery of specifications to county clerk offices.