UNSPSC 40182104: Seamless brass multiport tube

Seamless tube made of brass that has been multiported

UNSPSC 40182104 Seamless brass multiport tube is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure copper tubing and related metallic pipe products for water district operations, facilities management, and infrastructure maintenance. Recent solicitations show issuing bodies purchasing copper tubing in specific gauges and lengths for direct delivery to district headquarters and county facilities, with a focus on standardized product specifications and prompt delivery. The mix of issuing bodies includes regional water districts, county governments, and state departments. The Alameda County Water District and Texas Department of Criminal Justice represent repeat procurement activity under this code in the 2026 fiscal cycle, though the opportunities are relatively sparse and scattered across discrete operational needs rather than consolidated under a single large contract vehicle.

Geographic activity clusters in California and Texas based on the most recent opportunities. The Alameda County Water District issued an IFB on April 22, 2026, for Cambridge-Lee Industries brand copper tubing (Type K Soft) in 3/4" and 1" diameters totaling 8,000 feet across multiple roll lengths, with bids due April 27, 2026, through the Bonfire Hub portal and delivery to Fremont, California. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice posted an IFB (IW245930) on March 23, 2026, for copper tubing with a bid deadline of April 7, 2026, submitted to its Huntsville office; the solicitation requires Texas Identification Numbers, E-Verify compliance, and Texas-vendor preference consideration under 34 TAC Rule 20.306. Pasco County, Florida solicited copper sulfate chemicals on June 3, 2026 (RFQFP261004) with proposals due June 26, 2026, on an as-needed basis—a related but distinct commodity outside the core tubing scope. The Santa Clara County pavement rehabilitation project (ITBRDAFY260694, due May 21, 2026) was tagged to this code but represents highway construction work unrelated to metallic tubing procurement, signaling potential code-tagging inconsistency in state and local systems.