UNSPSC 41112518: Pump efficiency testing equipment

Equipment that inspects the pump efficiency. It uses the thermal dynamics method and flux to measure.

UNSPSC 41112518 Pump efficiency testing equipment, Commodity, reflects minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned with the code's nominal scope. The eight opportunities posted between May and September 2026 span water treatment, wastewater, environmental monitoring, landfill gas upgrade, and well services — none of which centers on pump efficiency testing as a primary deliverable. Most solicitations involve flow measurement, calibration, atmospheric monitoring, or process instrumentation where pump testing may be incidental to broader system validation, rather than standalone pump efficiency assessment. The North Texas Municipal Water District's request for a Vanton Pump with Motor and the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County's mass-burn waste-to-energy facility procurement mention pump or equipment performance within larger capital projects, but neither isolates pump efficiency testing as a distinct scope item.

Activity appears scattered across Florida water utilities (Collier County, City of Tampa, Eastern Municipal Water District in California), Texas environmental and municipal agencies (TCEQ, North Texas Municipal Water District), Arizona (City of Phoenix), Wisconsin (Dane County), and the Texas General Land Office. Issuing bodies include city water departments, county water and waste authorities, state environmental commissions, and municipal water districts. The City of Phoenix's IFB for atmospheric monitoring instruments (August 2026), Dane County's RNG facility upgrade RFP (September 2026), and the Solid Waste Authority's waste-to-energy RFEI (November 2026) represent the largest capital projects but do not foreground pump testing. The TCEQ's June 2026 RFB for gas flow calibrators and mass flow terminal procurement align more closely with measurement and calibration than with pump efficiency assessment. Given the code's framing and the recent opportunity set, the code shows little direct procurement momentum for standalone pump efficiency testing services or equipment in state and local government markets as of late 2026.