UNSPSC 41112505: Water meter spares

UNSPSC 41112505 Water meter spares, a Commodity code, encompasses replacement parts, components, and repair services for water meter systems that state and local utilities procure to maintain operational continuity across their distribution networks. Recent solicitations show municipalities and county water utilities buying drive shafts and mechanical assemblies for water treatment infrastructure, submersible pump service and repair on an as-needed basis, advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) systems with direct cellular endpoints and hosted software platforms, and complete meter replacement and installation labor across residential and commercial meter sizes. The issuing bodies are predominantly municipal water departments and county water authorities, with representation from cities (Holly Hill, Fort Worth, Midland, Tempe, Dallas, Arlington, Oxford, Bend), counties (Fulton, Collier, Gwinnett, Marion, Santa Clara), a school district (Dallas ISD), a regional water authority (Great Lakes Water Authority), and a cooperative purchasing organization (Purchasing Cooperative of America). Texas and Georgia dominate recent activity, with secondary opportunities in Florida, Oregon, and California; opportunities span utilities managing tens of thousands of residential meters to specialized infrastructure rehabilitation projects.

The City of Fort Worth Water Department issued RFP 26-0322 for an indefinite-quantity Agreement for Submersible Pump Service and Repair on an as-needed basis with proposals due November 5, 2026, requiring rapid emergency response capability and documented small business utilization. The City of Midland, Texas issued RFI 27000705 for direct cellular Advanced Metering Infrastructure water meters, communication endpoints, hosted meter management software, system integration, and implementation services with responses due October 28, 2026, supporting a phased transition from fixed-radio systems and requiring compatibility with SmartWorks Compass/MeterSense, NorthStar, Neptune 360, and SilverBlaze platforms across approximately 3,127 active meters. Separately, the City of Oxford, Georgia issued sealed-bid solicitation PE70760NONST2026000000012 for water meter replacement covering approximately 770 meter installations (3/4", 1", and 2" sizes) plus approximately 200 new AMI transmitter installations with bids due November 4, 2026. The Douglasville-Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority (Georgia) solicited sealed bids under IFB 327 for annual water and sewer pipe fittings and related inventory materials on an as-needed basis through December 19, 2027, with bids due October 7, 2026. Fulton County, Georgia Department of Public Works issued ITB 26ITB1650516A-KM for small water meter installation services covering approximately 500 new installations and 1,500 replacements annually (5/8" to 2") with bids due September 24, 2026.