UNSPSC 40181702: Welded aluminum pierced tube

Welded tube made of aluminum that has been pierced

UNSPSC 40181702 Welded aluminum pierced tube is a Commodity code covering specialized tubing components for equipment applications in state and local government operations. The recent solicitation activity shows that state and local agencies are actually buying pump tubing and related equipment components rather than generic pierced-tube stock. Gwinnett County's June 2026 IWQ 132106 request exemplifies this — the county solicited 400 units of pump tubing (manufacturer item 60-6700-062 or equivalent) for 5800/4700 and 6700 Series Avalanche Sampler equipment. The code also captures materials procurement within larger capital projects; Santa Clara County's May 2026 Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation ITB included tubing and piping components as subordinate to the primary pavement work. Issuing bodies under this code include county departments of water resources and public works, as well as county transportation and purchasing offices. Vendors must typically provide references for similar projects, certify non-collusion, and comply with local worker-verification and tax requirements; delivery is often FOB Destination Prepaid.

Recent activity is sparse and geographically narrow. Gwinnett County, Georgia and Santa Clara County, California are the only two jurisdictions with posted opportunities in the most-recent block. The Gwinnett County pump-tubing RFQ (due June 30, 2026) is the more directly aligned opportunity, seeking quotations with lowest-responsive-responsible pricing and unit pricing inclusive of delivery. The Santa Clara County ITB (due May 21, 2026) included tubing work as a component within a larger pavement and infrastructure rehabilitation scope, not as a primary procurement focus. No state-level or school district activity appears in the recent record. This code shows limited recent state and local solicitation activity, and opportunities that do post tend to be small-volume component buys bundled into larger equipment or infrastructure projects rather than standalone tubing procurements.