UNSPSC 41111972: Supplemental inflator restraint SIR or airbag coil assembly sensor

A sensor used in the coil assembly of supplemental inflator restraint SIR or air bag systems to confirm presence of necessary components.

UNSPSC 41111972 Supplemental inflator restraint SIR or airbag coil assembly sensor (Commodity) shows minimal relevance to recent state and local procurement activity. The code's nominal scope — automotive airbag sensor components — does not match the work actually being solicited under this code in the recent opportunities block. The one substantive recent solicitation is the City of Detroit's RFQ for ethylene glycol antifreeze in bulk and 55-gallon drums for the Detroit Department of Transportation's Extended Service Interval program, posted September 25, 2026 with responses due October 9, 2026. This procurement bears no relationship to airbag sensors and instead reflects a mislabeled or incorrectly coded state and local opportunity.

The antifreeze opportunity itself is limited to a single jurisdiction. The City of Detroit is requesting approximately 24,000 gallons annually across four line items (premixed and concentrate formulations in both bulk and drum configurations) and offers Detroit-based business certifications (D-BB, D-RB, D-HUB, D-SB, D-MB) with equalization credits of one to five percent. The contractor must be a current formulator of commercial antifreeze or authorized dealer, hold $1 million minimum liability insurance, and maintain Michigan hazardous-materials transportation licensing, with a two-year contract term and optional renewal subject to City Council approval. The code itself shows no documented recent activity aligned with its stated commodity classification, and the single opportunity posted under it is an administrative mislabeling rather than an indicator of genuine procurement interest in automotive restraint sensors at the state and local level.