UNSPSC 41112205: Temperature regulators

UNSPSC 41112205 Temperature regulators is a Commodity code that covers temperature monitoring and sensing equipment purchased by state and local governments for infrastructure, facility, and utility operations. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show procurement of temperature transmitters, sensors, and associated instrumentation for water treatment and distribution systems, wastewater operations, laboratory facilities, waste-to-energy plants, and industrial process monitoring. The work spans acquisition of sensor hardware (transmitters, thermocouples, thermowells, resistance temperature detectors), signal conditioning and cable assemblies, and mounting or installation accessories from manufacturers including Apogee, Endress+Hauser, Honeywell, Omega, Precision Measurements, Vaisala, and RM Young. Issuing bodies include county water authorities, municipal utilities and water services departments, state environmental and agricultural agencies, and specialized authorities managing waste and energy infrastructure. Typical solicitations are RFQs and IFBs for replacement or new instrumentation tied to facility upgrades, system monitoring replacements, or equipment standardization across distributed locations.

Opportunities show recent activity concentrated in Florida, Georgia, and Texas. The City of Phoenix Water Services Department issued a five-year IFB (IFB 26-0398) due August 18, 2026, for pressure and temperature instrumentation serving municipal water and wastewater facilities with approved-manufacturer pricing and local stocking distributor requirements. Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources solicited temperature and vibration sensors for the Norcross Booster Station under IWQ 136938 (due October 12, 2026). The Texas Water Development Board issued an IFB (due August 25, 2026) for temperature sensors and related instruments under a single-source specification framework. The Georgia Department of Agriculture Laboratory Division requested quotes for an environmental conditions monitoring system serving fifty-eight critical laboratory units in Tifton and Atlanta (due August 21, 2026). The City of Tampa procured thermocouples for the McKay Bay Waste-to-Energy Facility and wastewater inventory instrumentation components. Most recent awards favor lowest responsive and responsible bidders; some jurisdictions impose local business or small enterprise preferences (Phoenix's DBE-Neutral requirement; Tampa's SLBE 5% bid discount threshold).