UNSPSC 41103305: High vacuum equipment

UNSPSC 41103305 High vacuum equipment, a Commodity code, covers specialized vacuum systems and components procured by state universities, school districts, and county public health and infrastructure agencies. Recent opportunities show state and local governments buying modular high-vacuum training systems for academic instruction, lab information management systems with vacuum-related operational components, and proprietary vacuum sewer system equipment and controllers. The code spans educational training apparatus, industrial vacuum infrastructure products, and specialized monitoring and control systems used in municipal utility operations. Purchasing bodies soliciting under this code include the Texas A&M University System, independent school districts, county public health departments, and municipal utilities managing vacuum-based sewerage infrastructure.

Recent activity clusters in Texas and Florida. The Texas A&M University System issued an ITB (TAMUS-ITB-26-0538) due June 12, 2026, for a modular high-vacuum training system through its AggieBid procurement portal, with technical questions directed to soprocurement@tamus.edu. Klein Independent School District in Harris County, Texas, included high-vacuum equipment and specialized systems as eligible components within a broader RFP (#26-101) for Career Technical Education and Advanced Academics resources, with proposals due June 5, 2026, through Bonfire; the contract begins September 1, 2026, with an initial one-year term and four optional one-year renewals. Sarasota County, Florida, issued a sole source Intent to Sole Source (ISS) procurement (2026ISS642) dated February 24, 2026, for AIRVAC vacuum sewer system products and services—including controllers, monitoring systems, variable speed pumps, and pipe couplings—restricted to vendors authorized by Airvac Inc., with responses due March 2, 2026. A Request for Information from Santa Clara County, California, posted April 7, 2026, included lab information management systems supporting public health lab operations, though the vacuum-equipment component was not primary to that RFI.