UNSPSC 41104912: Fluid presses filter

UNSPSC 41104912 Fluid presses filter is a Commodity code that captures filtration components and replacement media procured by state and local governments for specialized operational and environmental applications. Recent state and local opportunities show governments buying activated carbon filters and replacement media for aquatic life-support systems, water and wastewater treatment infrastructure, and environmental monitoring programs—not fluid-transfer hydraulic presses as the code's abstract name might suggest. The issuing bodies span county fire and rescue departments, state environmental and natural-resource agencies, municipal water utilities, and zoological facilities. All work appears to be straightforward procurement of filter materials and associated replacement consumables rather than engineering-intensive services.

Recent activity clusters in Georgia, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, and Mississippi. The Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government's Louisville Zoo issued IFB260185 in March 2026 for removal and replacement of approximately 235 cubic feet of granulated activated carbon and filter media for three Neptune Benson Filter vessels at its Glacier Run Exhibit, with bids due March 26, 2026. The State of Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Bureau of Water at Marion posted a small purchase for 2,350 disposable geotech filter capsules (0.45-micrometer pore size, 350 square centimeters surface area) in 47 boxes of 50 filters each on March 5, 2026, with proposals due March 16, 2026. The State of Mississippi sought filtration components for its Oyster Hatchery and Research Center in May 2026. The City of Palm Bay, Florida's ITB for laboratory testing services (19ITB26) included supporting water and wastewater testing but is tangential to the code's core scope. Fulton County, Georgia's IFB for fire and rescue equipment posted in July 2026 does not appear to use this code for relevant filtration procurement. Activity remains light and geographically scattered with no dominant repeat buyers evident in recent postings.