UNSPSC 41112520: Fire pump flow meter

A flow meter which is installed to confirm the amount of rated flux by undertaking the operation and capability tests for rated load of fire extinguishing pump at the time of installing the pump and regular inspection.

UNSPSC 41112520 Fire pump flow meter is a Commodity code that covers precision flow measurement and calibration equipment used in environmental monitoring, utility infrastructure maintenance, and facility fire protection systems. State and local governments procure flow calibrators, zero air generators, mass flow terminals, and replacement parts for analytical and monitoring instrumentation under this code. Recent solicitations show demand for NIST-traceable calibration systems, EPA-compliant verification equipment, and OEM-branded replacement components supporting air quality networks, wastewater operations, and fire protection maintenance at environmental agencies, water utilities, and county facilities. Issuing bodies include state environmental protection agencies, municipal water districts, county waste management departments, and city public works operations.

Texas leads recent activity under the code, with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Air Monitoring Division posting two substantial procurements in the past two months: an RFB for gas flow calibrators (Mesa Metrology Series ML-800 Base system with coated flow cells, due July 7, 2026) and an RFB for a mass flow terminal (Molbox2-A700K model or equivalent, due March 31, 2026). Illinois follows with the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency's small-purchase procurement for zero air generators ($59,100 sole-source award to Sabio Environmental, LLC, effective March 3, 2026) and a replacement-parts acquisition for Teledyne air quality monitoring equipment ($43,780 estimated value, due March 9, 2026). California activity includes Eastern Municipal Water District's RFP for meter verification, calibration, certification, and repair services (due July 15, 2026) and OC Waste & Recycling's IFB for fire pump maintenance and repair services at a landfill facility ($200,000 annual expenditure cap, three-year term through December 2026 with DVBE and local small business preferences available). Geographic spread extends to Florida, where the City of Tampa issued an Intent to Single Source for Yokogawa parts and service supporting wastewater operations (posted February 25, 2026). Riverside County, California posted an RFB for Cla-Val parts inventory supply (due February 13, 2026), and Tuolumne County issued an RFP for ground ambulance services unrelated to the code's core scope.