UNSPSC 41104205: Ultra violet water purification units

UNSPSC 41104205 Ultra violet water purification units is a Commodity code tracking state and local procurement of UV sterilization and related water treatment equipment and components. Recent opportunities show a mix of equipment replacement, maintenance services, and consumable parts sourcing across universities, counties, and state wildlife agencies. The code encompasses ongoing maintenance contracts for deionized and reverse osmosis systems (which employ UV treatment as part of multi-stage purification), sole-source replacement of UV-driven softener equipment, and five-year framework contracts for OEM UV system components serving fish hatcheries. Work is transactional—vendors respond to either one-time equipment replacement needs or recurring parts and service agreements, with contract values ranging from tens of thousands to low six figures over multi-year terms.

Recent solicitation activity spans Texas, Georgia, Utah, and Florida. Texas State University is requesting RFP proposals due August 10, 2026 for reverse osmosis and deionized water systems maintenance and services with single-contract award intent. Hillsborough County, Florida issued a sole-source procurement notice (response deadline July 14, 2026, estimated contract value $76,530 over two years) to Thomas Water Purification LLC for deionized water system maintenance including ultraviolet lamps and quartz sleeves. The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, procuring on behalf of the Division of Wildlife Resources, issued an IFB (BD26-58, response deadline March 11, 2026) to establish a five-year contract for UV sterilization system components—lamps, quartz sleeves, ballasts, o-rings, and sensor assemblies—serving fish hatcheries at Fountain Green, Mammoth Creek, Springville, Logan, and Kamas, with anticipated multiple awards determined by lowest-cost bidders across three manufacturer part-number categories. The City of Holly Hill, Florida completed a sole-source procurement (September 2020) for a WesTech DS43 dual-shaft drive unit with UV sterilization integration at its Water Treatment Plant.