UNSPSC 41112406: Vacuum gauges

UNSPSC 41112406 Vacuum gauges is a Commodity code that encompasses measurement and monitoring equipment for pressure systems, though recent state and local solicitations tagged under it show divergent actual buying patterns. The City of Gallup, New Mexico posted an RFP for a comprehensive SCADA System Upgrade for its water distribution network—a supervisory control and data acquisition modernization covering 46 pump stations, tank sites, well sites, and flow control stations with fiber optic backbone and cellular backup communications. Bergen County, New Jersey issued a request for proposals on vacuum pump system replacement with a July 8, 2026 deadline, and Riverside County, California sought Cla-Val parts for warehouse inventory through an RFB with a February 13, 2026 deadline. The Gallup RFP reflects the largest and most detailed recent opportunity under this code, structured as an indefinite-quantity contract with potential three-year renewal, requiring 90-day hardware delivery and 180-day software commissioning, 12-month warranty, 40 hours of on-site training, and monthly remote support.

Recent activity spans the Mountain West and Southwest (New Mexico, New Jersey, California), with issuing bodies including municipalities and county governments. The Gallup RFP incorporates New Mexico resident business preferences (eight percent for resident businesses, ten percent for resident veteran businesses if certified) and evaluation criteria weighting prior experience and management capacity at 40 points combined, proposed SCADA architecture at 25 points, and cost at only 10 points—signaling that technical capability and past performance dominate vendor selection in this space. The Bergen County and Riverside County opportunities provide minimal scope detail in available documentation, limiting clarity on whether they represent true vacuum gauge procurements or mis-tagged system-level solicitations. The code shows limited recent activity volume; state and local procurement under this Commodity code does not appear heavily concentrated among repeat buyers or regions.