UNSPSC 41104922: Syringe filters

UNSPSC 41104922 Syringe filters (Commodity) encompasses filtration media and replacement components that state and local governments procure for laboratory, environmental monitoring, water treatment, and facility-maintenance applications. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing activated carbon filter media, geotech filter capsules, and related filtration consumables and replacement parts to support ongoing operations at water treatment facilities, wastewater treatment plants, environmental laboratories, and specialized facilities. The issuing bodies span state environmental protection agencies, municipal water and wastewater utilities, county and city governments, and special-purpose authorities including zoos. Solicitations are issued as IFBs and small-purchase ITBs, with response cycles typically two to three weeks.

Activity in this code appears across multiple states and regions. The State of Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and the State of Mississippi have posted recent procurements; Florida and Georgia municipalities including the City of Palm Bay and Fulton County have solicited filtration services and components; and Kentucky's Louisville Metro Government has bid out filter media replacements. Representative recent opportunities include the State of Illinois Environmental Protection Agency's March 2026 small-purchase acquisition for 2,350 disposable geotech filter capsules (0.45-micrometer pore size, 350 square centimeters surface area) due March 16, 2026; the State of Mississippi's May 2026 IFB for filtration components to support the Oyster Hatchery and Research Center due May 29, 2026; the City of Palm Bay's April 2026 ITB 19-ITB-26 for comprehensive laboratory testing services encompassing 188 line items of water and wastewater analysis with unit prices and established historical spending of $95,440 in 2025; and the Louisville Zoo's March 2026 IFB260185 for removal and replacement of approximately 235 cubic feet of granulated activated carbon and associated filter media due March 26, 2026, subject to Louisville Metro diversity goals requiring 15 percent MBE participation and local-vendor price preferences.