UNSPSC 41112237: Dewpoint thermometer

An instrument that is to measure the dew point temperature at the atmosphere. It is the thermometer that measures the temperature when there is any dew or frost by gradual cooling down of the metal surface.

UNSPSC 41112237 Dewpoint thermometer is a Commodity code, yet the recent state and local opportunities solicited under it bear little connection to dewpoint measurement—instead showing procurement of pressure and temperature instrumentation, thermocouples, thermoplastic applicators, and wastewater equipment monitoring systems that do not involve dewpoint sensing. The misalignment between the code's nominal scope and actual recent activity suggests this code sees limited relevant state and local procurement or is incorrectly applied to solicitations that belong in other UNSPSC families. State and local issuing bodies buying genuine dewpoint monitoring equipment may use different codes or may tag opportunities inconsistently.

The visible opportunities instead reflect city and county water utilities, waste-to-energy authorities, state environmental and agricultural agencies, and municipal departments procuring temperature transmitters, thermowells, resistance temperature detectors, thermocouples, and sensor systems—work that falls under broader industrial instrumentation families rather than dewpoint-specific measurement. Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources (Georgia) and the City of Phoenix Water Services Department posted recent solicitations for temperature and vibration monitoring equipment under IWQ and IFB formats; the Texas Water Development Board solicited temperature sensors by brand specification under single-source IFB authority; and the Georgia Department of Agriculture Laboratory Division sought environmental monitoring systems covering temperature and humidity across laboratory facilities. Cities of Tampa and Port Orange, Florida, issued RFQ and notice-of-intent procurements for thermocouples and thermoplastic applicators respectively. No recent opportunities in the source block actually solicit dewpoint thermometers or dewpoint-specific instrumentation. The code shows no current relevant activity worth pursuing based on posted state and local contract notices.