UNSPSC 41113314: Oil content monitors analyzers

UNSPSC 41113314 Oil content monitors analyzers, a Commodity code, shows minimal alignment between its abstract title and the actual work state and local governments are soliciting under it. The recent opportunities tagged to this code predominantly feature laboratory analytical equipment and systems — spectrometers, extraction systems, and lab information management platforms — rather than oil-content monitoring devices. Escambia County, Florida has posted two separate procurements (sole source in February 2026 and competitive RFP in June 2026) for hypochlorous acid generators used for disinfection and sanitization across county facilities. The City of Philadelphia Water Department solicited repair services for a Rigaku X-ray fluorescence spectrometer used to analyze elemental composition of solids and liquids. The City of Tampa issued an RFQ for an automated hexane extractable materials extraction system designed to test wastewater samples for oil and grease content under EPA Method 1664A. The County of Santa Clara posted an RFI for a lab information management system replacement. These procurements reflect state and local needs for specialized analytical and laboratory infrastructure rather than portable or in-line oil-content monitoring equipment.

Activity clusters in Florida (Escambia County, City of Tampa) and spans California, Pennsylvania, and Texas, with issuing bodies including county governments, municipal utilities and public health agencies, and wastewater treatment authorities. The most recent solicitations are the Escambia County RFP (PD2526083, due August 11, 2026) for hypochlorous acid generator purchase, installation, and maintenance, and the City of Tampa RFQ (26P00172, closed February 26, 2026) for an automated HEM/SGT-HEM extraction system for the Howard F. Curren Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant Analytical Laboratory. The State of Texas issued an ITB (BRUKERTITAN800SFAITB00022, closed June 11, 2026) for a Bruker TITAN 800 NMR spectrometer system. This code shows limited recent activity that directly aligns with oil-content monitoring — the mismatch between the code name and the equipment actually being procured suggests that the code's current use in state and local procurement does not reflect its nominal scope.