UNSPSC 41104207: Water analysis systems

UNSPSC 41104207 Water analysis systems is a Commodity code capturing the instrumentation, analyzers, and consumable supplies that state and local water utilities deploy to monitor chlorine, pH, turbidity, fluoride, temperature, and other water-quality parameters in treatment plants and distribution systems. State and local agencies procure this code primarily to maintain EPA Safe Drinking Water Act and Clean Water Act compliance and to manage day-to-day operational monitoring. Recent opportunities show purchasing concentrated among Florida water utilities and treatment authorities—the City of Tampa, Eastern Municipal Water District (California), Tampa Bay Water, and Sarasota County all posted solicitations between May and July 2026. The work spans both capital-grade equipment (multiparameter analyzers, level transmitters, flow meters) and consumable supplies (reagents, calibration standards, maintenance kits), with vendors supplying either as authorized OEM resellers or through competitive bids for meter calibration, certification, and repair services. Issuing bodies include city water departments, regional water authorities, county water resources offices, and special districts; Florida dominates recent activity, with secondary presence in California and Georgia.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the mix. The City of Tampa issued a Notice of Intent to Single Source Wallace and Tiernan analyzers through Water Treatment & Controls Technology, Inc. for the David L. Tippin Water Treatment Facility (due July 16, 2026, estimated annual cost $75,000) to monitor chlorine, pH, and temperature. Tampa Bay Water, a Regional Water Supply Authority, posted a Notice of Intent to Sole Source over 300 distinct products from Hach Company—analyzers, reagents, probes, calibration standards—for water quality testing (due June 2, 2026). Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County issued an RFP for meter verification, calibration, certification, preventative maintenance, and repair services (due July 15, 2026). The City of Phoenix's five-year IFB for chlorine and pH analyzers targets manufacturers including Rosemount, ABB, and Endress + Hauser and requires DBE and small-business participation. Geographic activity spans Florida (Tampa, Tampa Bay Water, Sarasota County, Collier County, Hillsborough County), California (Eastern Municipal Water District), and multi-state coverage through regional resellers; sole-source and single-brand procurement patterns predominate, reflecting OEM authorization and proprietary equipment lock-in at established treatment facilities.