UNSPSC 41103322: Draft gauge

A type of device that measures the pressure difference on the front and back of the wing wheel to know the air flow in the fan or ventilator.

UNSPSC 41103322 Draft gauge (Commodity) encompasses laboratory measurement and testing equipment and supplies that state and local governments procure to support environmental monitoring, public health surveillance, forensic analysis, and infrastructure quality assurance. Recent state and local solicitations reveal that this code captures a broad range of items including water quality sampling and analysis supplies, genomic surveillance reagents and assay controls, forensic evidence collection kits, laboratory instrument accessories, microplate sealing equipment, trace evidence consumables, and specialized diagnostic reagents for pathogen detection and newborn screening. The issuing bodies include state environmental and public health departments (primarily Colorado and Texas), state agencies conducting forensic testing (California), municipalities and transit authorities managing water and wastewater treatment infrastructure (Palm Bay, Florida), and state transportation departments operating laboratory facilities. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment emerges as a standout repeat buyer, appearing across multiple sole-source procurements for genomic surveillance and newborn screening reagents through April and May 2026.

Activity concentrates in Colorado, Texas, California, and Florida, with Colorado driving the largest transaction volume through five sole-source procurements totaling approximately $10 billion in estimated value across Qiagen dPCR instruments, Standard BioTools sequencing systems, Ceres Nanoscience microbiome capture particles, Twist Bioscience synthetic viral controls, and Integrated DNA Technologies oligonucleotides and amplicon kits. Texas General Land Office issued an IFB for water sample collection and analysis services across Brazoria, Matagorda, and Harris counties due April 10, 2026, with evaluation on cost-per-sample basis and a VetHUB subcontracting requirement. Texas Department of Transportation posted an IFB for laboratory equipment including tamping rods, sieves, and balance scales for its Corpus Christi area office due April 24, 2026. California's State Procurement Division issued multiple RFBs for forensic laboratory supplies, DNA evidence collection kits, microplate sealing equipment, and Agilent vacuum manifolds between February and May 2026. The City of Palm Bay, Florida awarded laboratory testing services through competitive IFB to Advanced Environmental Laboratories at $80,872.00 for annual water and wastewater testing across three wastewater and two water treatment facilities. Santa Clara County posted an RFI for lab information management system replacement with response due April 22, 2026. Most recent activity dates to May–June 2026, with sole-source procurements and competitive bids spanning reagent supply, equipment acquisition, and analytical service contracting.