UNSPSC 41115510: Waterpipe leak detector

A type of device that is used to detect the water leakage by sensing the ejecting sound with sensor in order to survey the leakage in water pipe and others.

UNSPSC 41115510 Waterpipe leak detector is a Commodity code that encompasses both standalone leak-detection equipment and integrated leak-detection service programs that state and local water utilities deploy to identify and localize losses in potable water distribution networks. The code captures purchases ranging from acoustic sensors and hardwired detection instruments to comprehensive turnkey leak-detection platforms combining hardware, software, data analytics, and field investigation services. State and local water departments and public water authorities are the primary issuing bodies under this code, with involvement from state environmental services agencies managing water infrastructure at state facilities.

Activity appears geographically concentrated in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic. The most recent solicitations show the City of Scottsdale, Arizona, Water Resources Department issuing a Request for Information (RFI) on April 8, 2026, for an artificial intelligence-based leak detection program to monitor 62–310 miles of potable water pipeline with acoustic sensors, cloud-based data analysis, and field investigation services over a 10-year corporate-funded term (responses due May 27, 2026). The Maryland Environmental Service issued Solicitation 1262135R on July 9, 2026, for water main upgrade and extension work at Janes Island State Park under a Department of Natural Resources project with an MBE participation goal of 13% (sealed bids due August 10, 2026), though the specific role of leak detection in that scope is not detailed. The code shows active pursuit by utilities seeking to quantify non-revenue water loss, but recent opportunities remain limited in volume.