UNSPSC 41112417: Vapor pressure measuring instrument

An instrument that is designed to measure the vapor pressure of gasoline volatile crude oil, volatile and non-viscous fuel oil or liquefied petroleum gas.

UNSPSC 41112417 Vapor pressure measuring instrument is a Commodity code that in practice covers wastewater and water-system control and measurement equipment — particularly pressure switches, process meters, SCADA system components, and related industrial valve and sensor parts that state and local water utilities and public works departments procure for system monitoring, inventory replenishment, and infrastructure upgrades. State and local issuing bodies range from city water departments and utilities to county public works offices; recent activity shows both routine inventory procurement through bid discounts and larger-scale system modernization projects with multi-year contract structures.

The code sees activity across the Southwest and California, with recent opportunities from the City of Tampa, Florida (ITB 26P00425 for wastewater pressure switches and process meters, due August 6, 2026, sheltered to Small Local Business Enterprise certified bidders), the City of Gallup, New Mexico (RFP for a comprehensive SCADA system upgrade at 46 water distribution locations, released November 21, 2025 with a December 11, 2025 proposal deadline and firm pricing for 90 days post-award), and Riverside County, California (RFB 3909 for Cla-Val parts inventory, due February 13, 2026). Contracts typically run one year with renewal options and include performance requirements such as five-day delivery windows, manufacturer warranties, and in larger projects, on-site training and support obligations.