UNSPSC 41115731: QuEChERS Dispersive SPE

Filtration kit for SPE that facilitates extraction and clean-up of pesticide from complex matrices.

UNSPSC 41115731 QuEChERS Dispersive SPE (Commodity) covers solid-phase extraction cartridges and related consumables used in analytical chemistry workflows, but recent state and local solicitations under this code show minimal direct procurement activity. The three most recent opportunities posted under or near this code involve laboratory analytical services and instrumentation procurement rather than consumables themselves — a county sheriff's crime laboratory seeking a complete liquid chromatograph-triple quadrupole mass spectrometer system (RFP), a city water utility requesting ongoing laboratory testing services across water and wastewater programs (ITB), and a municipal water department bidding for Waters Technologies brand SPE cartridges and related consumables (IFB). Only the Tucson water procurement directly addresses the consumables scope; the others represent higher-tier instrumentation and service contracts that may incorporate these materials as subordinate line items but do not center on them.

Issuing bodies soliciting under or near this code include county governments (Brazoria County, Texas), municipalities (City of Palm Bay, Florida; City of Tucson, Arizona), and specialized water utilities. Brazoria County Sheriff's Office Crime Lab issued RFP #26-48 in May 2026 for an LC-QQQ system with a $300,000 budget and May 12, 2026 response deadline. The City of Palm Bay issued ITB 19-ITB-26 for comprehensive laboratory testing services supporting water and wastewater compliance, with three bids received ranging from $80,872.00 to $107,946.10 and historical annual spending of $66,360 to $95,440. The City of Tucson issued IFB 240045 for Waters Technologies consumables (polypropylene vials, screw caps, OASIS WAX cartridges, and SPE cartridges) for PFAS and Dioxane analysis, structured as a one-year contract with four optional renewal periods and subject to HUD Section 3 Program requirements. Recent activity is concentrated in Texas, Florida, and Arizona, though the code shows limited direct solicitation volume relative to broader environmental and laboratory-service procurement in state and local markets.