UNSPSC 41112411: Pressure controllers

UNSPSC 41112411 Pressure controllers (Commodity) covers industrial control components and assemblies that state and local governments procure for wastewater infrastructure, water distribution systems, and pump station operations. The code captures both discrete pressure switches and integrated controller systems that regulate flow, pressure, and supervisory data acquisition across municipal water and wastewater networks. Recent solicitations show demand for pressure switches as part of wastewater inventory management (front panels paired with process meters and pressure sensors), Murphy brand controller maintenance and repair services at pump stations, and Cla-Val pressure control components for warehouse stock. Issuing bodies include municipal public works departments, county water authorities, and cities managing water supply and wastewater treatment operations. The mix spans different procurement vehicles — competitive ITBs for commodity inventory restocking, RFPs for system-wide SCADA upgrades that integrate pressure controllers as subsystem components, and fixed-term service contracts for controller maintenance and parts support.

Recent activity clusters in Florida, New Mexico, and California. The City of Tampa, Florida issued ITB 26P00425 for wastewater inventory components including pressure switches and process meters, with bids due August 6, 2026, under a Small Local Business Enterprise set-aside with a 5% bid discount capped at $10,000. The City of Gallup, New Mexico released RFP 2025202603 (due December 18, 2025, per the source date) for a comprehensive SCADA system upgrade affecting 46 water system locations across pump stations, tank sites, and flow control stations, with New Mexico resident business and resident veteran business preferences of 8% and 10% respectively. Orange County, California Public Works solicited IFB0802957004EL for Murphy Controller service, parts, and repairs across nine pump stations through February 3, 2026, with a five-year term and contract ceiling of $800,000, requiring certified MurCal service providers within 100 miles and offering Local Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise preferences. Riverside County, California posted RFB3909 for Cla-Val parts inventory with a February 13, 2026 deadline. Contract terms typically run one to five years with options for renewal and include firm pricing in year one with CPI-capped or CPI-indexed escalations thereafter.