UNSPSC 41114513: Eccentricity measuring instrument

An instrument for tool measurement that is used to measure eccentricity of several tools, arbor, shaft and saw tooth, and used for the measurement of circular shapes.

UNSPSC 41114513 Eccentricity measuring instrument (Commodity) encompasses precision optical and dimensional measurement systems deployed by state and local agencies for quality control, research, and infrastructure diagnostics. Recent opportunities show state and local governments purchasing optical surface profilers for advanced manufacturing and precision optics instruction, photometric test systems for airfield lighting compliance, high-voltage test modules for utility equipment diagnostics, and meter test boards for electric utility metrology validation. The issuing bodies include state universities (Valencia College, Jackson State University, Texas State University, Texas A&M University System), municipal utilities (City of Ocala Electric Utility, Kissimmee Utility Authority, Lubbock Power & Light, City of Tampa Water Services), transit and port authorities (Lee County Port Authority, Southwest Florida International Airport), county water and wastewater systems (Collier County, Marion County), and state health and transportation agencies (Texas Department of State Health Services, Colorado State Patrol). Many of these bodies are repeat buyers or manage fleets of precision instrumentation requiring calibration, maintenance, and replacement.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Valencia College sole-source optical profiler, Lee County Port Authority two photometric testing quotes, City of Tampa Tekmar analyzer service, City of Ocala meter test board RFP, Kissimmee Utility Authority high-voltage test module IFB), Texas (Texas A&M University System National Instruments ITB, Texas State University nanoindenter RFP, DSHS laboratory sterilization equipment maintenance), and scattered procurement across the Southwest (Arizona, Colorado) and Pacific Northwest (Oregon). A representative sample includes Lee County Port Authority requesting e-quotes for airfield photometric testing at Southwest Florida International Airport (RFQ 2026061BW and 2026115BW, due August 20 and October 29, 2026) covering runway and taxiway lighting measurement with mobile test systems and GPS positioning; City of Ocala Electric Utility issuing an RFP for a three-phase meter test board system (RFP ELE/260570, responses due April 30, 2026) requiring 0.04% accuracy and AMI meter capability; and Kissimmee Utility Authority requesting bids for an OMICRON CP TD12 precision high-voltage capacitance and power factor test module (IFB 26046JG, due September 22, 2026) under $250,000. Sole-source procurements dominate the recent sample, including Valencia College's optical surface profiler, Jackson State University's Schrodinger drug discovery software (a materials and simulation tool outside core physical measurement), Colorado State Patrol's LINK Engineering in-ground brake tester, and multiple vendor-specific service agreements, reflecting both captive equipment bases and justified technical exclusivity.