UNSPSC 41112306: Humidity calibrator

A type of device that is designed to test the capability of the device that measures humidity and the normal operation thereof.

UNSPSC 41112306 Humidity calibrator is a Commodity code. State and local procurement activity under this code shows little relevant recent alignment; the opportunities tagged to it cover lightning protection system installation, lightning detection and severe weather monitoring equipment, temperature and humidity sensors, respirator fit-tester calibration and cleaning, and lightning prediction systems. None of these scopes directly address humidity calibration as the code names it. The issuing bodies include a state military department, a county government, a state water development authority, a county sheriff-coroner department, and a county-plus-city joint procurement office, spanning Texas, Florida, and California. Work types vary widely across facility infrastructure, environmental monitoring, occupational health equipment maintenance, and detection system upgrades—suggesting the code's application here reflects tagging inconsistency rather than a coherent procurement category for humidity calibration services.

Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Military Department's IFB for lightning protection system installation at Camp Swift (due September 26, 2026), Hillsborough County's sole-source procurement for Earth Networks lightning detection and severe weather monitoring hardware and software ($47,627.54 over two years, due September 11, 2026), the County of Orange's IFB for cleaning and calibration of TSI PortaCount respirator fit testers over a three-year initial term (due May 28, 2026), and Broward County and the City of Fort Lauderdale's RFI regarding the Thor Guard TG-360 lightning prediction and detection system (due May 18, 2026). None of these opportunities concern humidity calibration equipment or services. The code currently lacks a usable recent-opportunity pipeline for firms pursuing humidity calibration work at state and local agencies.