UNSPSC 41112412: Pressure gauge

An instrument used to measure pressure.

UNSPSC 41112412 Pressure gauge is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of measuring instruments for pressure monitoring, fluid level control, and related industrial instrumentation applications. Recent solicitations under this code show minimal alignment with the nominal scope — the five opportunities posted between January and June 2026 span copper sulfate chemical supply (Pasco County, Florida), HVAC heat pump unit trainers (Technical College System of Georgia), comprehensive pump station rehabilitation (City of Dallas Water Utilities), building maintenance services including caulking and pressure washing (Seminole County, Florida), and specialized tipping bucket rain gauges and cable assemblies (Texas Water Development Board) — a divergent mix reflecting inconsistent coding practice rather than coherent pressure-gauge procurement activity. The two opportunities most closely related to pressure instrumentation are a Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART) request for a single tire pressure gauge (10–150 PSI) issued as an RFQ with a January 31, 2026 response date, and the Texas Water Development Board's IFB-4576 for 60 specialized meteorological rain gauges (MetOne 380D model) with associated signal transmission cable assemblies and instrumentation components, due January 30, 2026.

Issuing bodies active under this code span state agencies (Texas Water Development Board, Technical College System of Georgia), county procurement offices (Pasco County and Seminole County, Florida), city utilities departments (City of Dallas Water Utilities), and regional transit authorities (Dallas Area Rapid Transit). Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with secondary engagement from Georgia. The code shows limited sustained activity focused on pressure gauges per se; most opportunities tagged to UNSPSC 41112412 appear to address different commodity classes. For firms targeting straightforward instrumentation supply, the DART tire-gauge procurement and the TWDB rain-gauge specifications represent the most directly relevant recent activity, though the code's erratic use by issuing bodies suggests that pressure-gauge opportunities may be solicited under different UNSPSC classifications or as line items within broader equipment or maintenance RFPs rather than as standalone pressuring-instrument procurements.