UNSPSC 41116400: Acceleration and vibration measuring instruments

UNSPSC 41116400 Acceleration and vibration measuring instruments is a Class code that state and local governments procure for vibration analysis, oil wear particle analysis, and predictive maintenance testing services—not laboratory instruments themselves, but the analytical capabilities and on-site assessments that measure equipment condition and degradation. The issuing bodies using this code are typically utility authorities and public works departments managing large mechanical equipment portfolios, particularly water and wastewater infrastructure operators that employ vibration analysts and condition-monitoring technicians to prevent asset failure and extend equipment life.

Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners posted ITB2600163 on February 16, 2026, due March 13, 2026, for Predictive Electrical and Mechanical Maintenance services across its water production facilities, wastewater treatment plants, and pumping stations operated by the Public Utilities Department. The five-year contract, estimated at $578,490.00, requires quarterly Oil Wear Particle Analysis and Vibration Analysis with personnel certified at minimum as a Category II Certified Vibration Analyst per ISO Standard 18436-2, laboratory testing under ISO 17024 standards, fifteen three-hour training sessions, and remote monitoring capabilities with vibration and temperature sensors on critical equipment. The solicitation does not identify set-asides for disadvantaged or small-business enterprises, though all bidders must comply with Florida's E-Verify requirements and drug-free workplace certifications. Recent state and local procurement activity under the code appears limited to Florida utilities; no other jurisdictions or regions are evident in the available opportunities.