UNSPSC 41113684: Voltage and current meter calibrator

A type of device that is designed to measure and calibrate the error in the voltameter that may measure the voltage and current simultaneously.

UNSPSC 41113684 Voltage and current meter calibrator, a Commodity code, addresses precision electrical test and measurement equipment used by state and local utility, public works, and facilities maintenance operations. However, the source contains no recent state and local procurement opportunities tagged to this code. The most-recent-state-local-contract-opportunities block includes twenty-eight solicitations across Detroit municipal departments, Pinellas County Schools, Bay County, Kissimmee Utility Authority, Orange County Transportation Authority, and other jurisdictions, spanning sodium hypochlorite for pools, painting supplies, theater lighting systems, electrical supplies, tree removal, janitorial services, document destruction, ornamental plants, freeway cleanup, boat repair, and related operational goods and services—none of which represent voltage and current meter calibrators or related calibration services. One opportunity (Kissimmee Utility Authority IFB 26046JG for precision high-voltage test equipment) involves a specialized OMICRON CP TD12 measurement module for capacitance and dissipation factor testing on an existing CPC100 system, a narrow single-use procurement unrelated to the general scope of meter calibration. The code shows no measurable recent activity in state and local procurement channels tracked by this source.

Absent representative recent solicitations, no pattern of issuing bodies, geographic concentration, or procurement momentum can be established for this code. Meter calibration services and equipment represent a specialized subset of electrical testing that state and local buyers typically acquire through equipment manufacturers, established service contracts with incumbent vendors, or cooperative purchasing agreements rather than through open competitive RFQ/RFP cycles. Firms evaluating this code should confirm whether their target markets align with occasional emergency or replacement equipment acquisitions by utilities and transit authorities, and whether cooperative vehicles or existing state contracts provide more reliable channels than open solicitations.