UNSPSC 41111944: Electrical admittance sensors

UNSPSC 41111944 Electrical admittance sensors (Commodity) does not align with the recent state and local procurement activity tagged to it. The opportunities recorded under this code include cold patch asphalt material, elevator and escalator maintenance, water treatment facility solenoids, lighting ballasts and capacitors, Schneider Electric components for SCADA panels, electrical connectors and miscellaneous parts for radio and audio/video equipment, law enforcement equipment, water reclamation facility electrical and mechanical upgrades, heavy-duty bus brake parts, electrical utility transformer replacement, and electric protective devices—none of which constitutes electrical admittance sensors or sensor-related procurement. The code's nominal scope (discrete sensing devices that measure electrical admittance or susceptance) bears no relationship to the actual goods and services being solicited.

Recent activity under this code reflects general electrical components and infrastructure procurement across counties, municipalities, and special-purpose districts, but the opportunities are functionally misclassified. Issuing bodies include Hillsborough County and Orange County (Florida), City of Arlington and City of Fort Worth (Texas), City of Tampa (Florida), Gwinnett County (Georgia), City of Austin (Texas), City of Gainesville (Florida), and San Mateo County (California), with a Sourcewell cooperative procurement spanning multiple Washington state counties. Geographic spread covers Florida, Texas, Georgia, California, and Washington, with notable concentration in Florida and Texas. Representative recent solicitations include Hillsborough County's competitive sealed bid (ITB2600277) for Schneider brand electrical components, estimated $519,787.19 over two years due June 18, 2026; Orange County's IFB for electrical and mechanical upgrades at the Eastern Water Reclamation Facility due April 30, 2026; and the City of Austin's competitive bid for electric protective devices due March 10, 2026. This code shows material recent volume, but the procurement does not match the commodity definition and should be treated as either a classification anomaly or a signal that the code itself is inactive for its intended purpose.