UNSPSC 40183204: Iron multiport tube

Iron multiport tube

UNSPSC 40183204 Iron multiport tube (Commodity) encompasses piping materials and fittings that state and local governments procure for water infrastructure, stormwater systems, and related utility operations. Recent solicitations show cities and counties buying ductile iron pipe nipples, PVC and ductile iron pipes, miscellaneous fittings, valves, and related appurtenances for water main replacements, treatment plant upgrades, outfall pipe rehabilitation, and sewer system supplies on both as-needed and project-specific bases. Issuing bodies include city public works departments (Phoenix, Palm Bay, Sarasota, Calhoun, Lavonia, Dallas), county utilities divisions (Orange County, Gwinnett County), and transit authorities managing drainage and potable water systems. Work ranges from small three-to-four-line-item material quotes for specialized components to multi-line-item procurement supporting infrastructure projects with estimated values reaching $28.7 million over five years or $6.2 million for single-project delivery.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with notable procurement from the City of Phoenix Public Works Department (IFB 26-SW-0379, due August 12, 2026, for industrial pipe and fittings on a three-year supply contract), City of Sarasota (ITB 26-31JS for water main replacement materials, June 2026), Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources (Informal Written Quotation 128859 for ductile iron pipe nipples with PE coating, due April 23, 2026), and Orange County, Florida (Invitation for Bids Y26-126 for sewer pipes and fittings on a five-year supply agreement with estimated spending of approximately $28.7 million, response deadline January 22, 2026). Geographic spread includes Arizona, Florida, Georgia, California, and Texas. Delivery requirements typically mandate twenty-four to forty-eight-hour turnaround for standard orders or emergency fulfillment; pricing is quoted as firm fixed rates, percentage discounts from manufacturer lists, or F.O.B. destination terms. Compliance includes AWWA and ANSI standards, approved materials lists, American Iron and Steel Act provisions where applicable, and DBE or local vendor preferences where set-asides are specified.