UNSPSC 41113710: Level meter

UNSPSC 41113710 Level meter is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure electrical testing, measurement, and diagnostic equipment, primarily RF wattmeters, digital meters, and associated protective equipment inspection and certification services. Recent solicitations show activity centered on two distinct procurement streams: standalone purchases of specialized measurement instruments (digital RF wattmeters with carrying cases, analog wattmeters) for transportation and utility operations, and comprehensive testing and certification services for electrical protective equipment including insulated gloves, line guards, blankets, and voltage-rated tools. The issuing-body mix spans transportation departments, municipal electric utilities, county sheriff offices, and university research programs. Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has posted the code twice in recent months, indicating repeat procurement activity. Work scopes range from straightforward equipment acquisition with firm, fixed pricing to service-based contracts requiring third-party laboratory certification (NAILforPET or equivalent), on-site pickup and delivery, and compliance with OSHA and ASTM testing standards.

Recent opportunities cluster in Texas and Florida, with TxDOT's Austin District soliciting digital RF wattmeters (27 units of Telewave Model 44D-LX and 3 units of Model 44A with cases) under RFO 601440000053454, due September 8, 2026, evaluated on best-value criteria with price and specification compliance weighted most heavily. The City of Ocala Electric Utility posted RFQ ELE/260653 for annual inspection, cleaning, and testing of electrical protective equipment across 30 equipment types with pick-up and delivery of insulated gloves every eight weeks, due May 11, 2026 (note: this due date predates the posting date and may reflect an error in the source). The Ocala contract carries a mandatory NAILforPET certification requirement and a three-year initial term with two optional one-year renewals, capped at three-percent annual price increases. County of Santa Clara's Sheriff Office posted an RFQ for Motorola radios and accessories in June 2026, though scope details were not publicly detailed. TxDOT had posted a prior similar meter procurement (601440000050521) in May 2026.