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 is a Commodity code that encompasses the procurement of precision gas flow calibrators, mass flow terminals, zero air generators, and associated analytical equipment used by state and local environmental, water, and wastewater agencies to verify, calibrate, and maintain monitoring instrumentation. State and local governments purchase this equipment primarily for air quality monitoring networks, drinking water compliance testing, and wastewater operations — requiring NIST traceability, EPA protocol compliance, and integration with existing laboratory infrastructure. The issuing bodies include state environmental protection agencies, water utilities, county sheriffs' departments managing facility infrastructure, and municipal wastewater systems. Texas agencies, particularly the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, represent the most active recent buyers under this code.

Recent opportunities span Texas, California, Illinois, and Florida. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality posted multiple solicitations for gas flow calibrators (RFB 582-26-15780, due July 7, 2026) and mass flow terminals (RFB 582-26-15424, due March 31, 2026), both requiring Mesa Laboratories and Fluke Electronics equipment respectively with NIST-traceable specifications and EPA verification protocols. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency procured zero air generators valued at $59,100 through sole-source award to Sabio Environmental (posted March 12, 2026) and Teledyne-API air quality monitoring parts valued at $43,780 (posted March 2, 2026). The County of Orange, California Sheriff-Coroner solicited potable water inspection and testing services (RFB MA2976301MB2, due March 10, 2026) with quarterly sampling and emergency response requirements. The Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, California requested meter verification and calibration services (RFP 3856, due July 15, 2026). Procurement mechanisms include RFBs, RFPs, and sole-source awards; Texas bidders may claim state preferences under 34 TAC Rule 20.38 for Texas residency, service-disabled veteran ownership, or economically depressed area sourcing where applicable.