UNSPSC 41114303: Open stream water level recorders

UNSPSC 41114303 Open stream water level recorders (Commodity) covers water system monitoring and control equipment, though recent state and local solicitations under this code focus more broadly on supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems and industrial water-management components than on open-stream recorders specifically. State and local water utilities and counties are the primary buyers, seeking upgrades to real-time data acquisition, system monitoring, and remote supervisory control capabilities across distributed water infrastructure. The City of Gallup, New Mexico and Riverside County, California have posted recent opportunities under or near this code, indicating activity in the Southwest and West Coast regions.

The City of Gallup issued an RFP (Solicitation 2025202603, due December 18, 2025) for a comprehensive SCADA system upgrade across 46 water distribution locations, including pump stations, tank sites, wells, and flow control stations, with requirements for fiber optic backbone, cellular backup, and replacement of legacy 900 MHz and 450 MHz radio systems. Riverside County posted an RFB (RFB3909, due February 13, 2026) for Cla-Val parts inventory supply, a narrower procurement of specific industrial components for warehouse stock. New Mexico resident business preferences (eight percent for residents, ten percent for resident veteran businesses) apply to the Gallup contract. Geographic activity concentrates in the Southwest and West, with New Mexico and California showing recent solicitations; the Gallup SCADA project requires 90 days for hardware delivery and 180 days for full commissioning, with 12-month equipment warranty, on-site training, and ongoing support obligations typical of the technology integration work state and local water systems are increasingly pursuing.