UNSPSC 41113033: Volumeters

UNSPSC 41113033 Volumeters is a Commodity code that encompasses laboratory and field testing equipment and instrumentation used by state and local health departments, utilities, transportation authorities, and specialized facilities. State and local buyers under this code procure discrete analytical instruments—spectrophotometers, meter test boards, lock-in amplifiers, fatigue testing systems—and companion service agreements for their operation, calibration, repair, and maintenance. Recent solicitations show governments purchasing replacement spectrophotometers for waste-to-energy facility operations, three-phase meter test boards for electric utility metering programs, servo-hydraulic fatigue testing systems for university research infrastructure, oil testing laboratory services for electric utility transformer fleets, and technical support agreements for specialized analytical instruments. The issuing bodies span city electric utilities, county health departments, county transportation authorities, state universities, municipal water utilities, and specialized districts—a diverse mix reflecting the broad application of precision instrumentation across state and local operations.

Recent activity clusters in Florida, Texas, Oregon, and Connecticut. Representative opportunities include Marion County, Oregon issuing an ITB for laboratory testing services and phlebotomist support for custody populations due July 24, 2026; the Texas Department of State Health Services procuring annual laboratory equipment repair and maintenance services for specific Lancer and Getinge sterilization and washer systems under IFB HHS0017421 with bids due July 6, 2026; the City of Tampa issuing an RFQ for a Heck DR4900 Spectrophotometer replacement at the McKay Bay Waste to Energy facility; Lubbock Power & Light requesting proposals for annual insulating oil testing and laboratory services across its transformer fleet under RFP due July 22, 2026; the City of Ocala Electric Utility issuing an RFP for a fully integrated three-phase meter test board system with technical and price-based evaluation due April 30, 2026; and the County of Santa Clara posting an RFI for a lab information management system (LIMS) replacement for its Public Health Lab. The code shows consistent activity among electric utilities and health-sector agencies seeking both equipment acquisition and specialized analytical services, with emphasis on equipment qualification, OEM certification, and service-level agreements.