UNSPSC 41113685: Static electricity measuring equipment

Equipment that is designed to measure the presence of electric volume or its volume not moved that is shown on the friction object.

UNSPSC 41113685 Static electricity measuring equipment (Commodity code) shows little relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The most recent opportunities posted under this code do not align with the static-electricity-measurement scope — instead, they cluster around materials, supplies, and services entirely unrelated to electrostatic test instrumentation, including sodium hypochlorite for pools, painting supplies, boat repair, ornamental plants, theater lighting, and document destruction. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the actual solicitations suggests either a tagging error in the state and local procurement records or dormant activity under this specific commodity classification.

The few opportunities that do surface under related codes involve precision electrical test equipment (such as the Kissimmee Utility Authority's September 2026 IFB for an OMICRON high-voltage capacitance and tan-delta measurement module) and general industrial electrical supplies (Orange County Transportation Authority, City of Lubbock), but these are tagged to different UNSPSC codes and represent utility-focused measurement rather than static-electricity instrumentation. Activity is scattered across Florida (Pinellas County Schools, Bay County, Kissimmee), Texas (Lubbock, Austin, Orange County), Michigan (Detroit, Bay County), and Pennsylvania, but none targets the specific commodity. The code does not appear in state-level cooperative purchasing vehicles or master schedules visible in the source material. Unless you have a specific end-user relationship with a state or local utility, school district, or transportation authority pursuing precision electrical diagnostics, this code warrants a skip pending evidence of actual procurement intent.