UNSPSC 46151901: Chemical biological decontamination trailer

Mobile unit mounted on wheels especially equipped for removing chemical and biological contaminants from people and equipment.

UNSPSC 46151901 Chemical biological decontamination trailer is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it show a marked mismatch between the code's nominal scope and actual procurement activity. The three substantive opportunities on record involve portable decontamination kits and supplies (Okaloosa County, Florida RFQ for FirstLine-brand man-portable decon kits, wipes, kegs, and solutions), facility-level biosafety cabinet and equipment decontamination and certification (Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso RFP for ABSL3 shutdown and decontamination services), and a heavy equipment procurement unrelated to decontamination (Orange County, California IFB for a 2025 Cozad 44-ton lowbed trailer). A fourth opportunity—Columbus Consolidated Government Police Department's firearms trade-in—is entirely outside the decontamination scope. The code shows no recent procurement for chemical or biological decontamination trailers themselves, the asset the code nominally covers.

Geographic activity is sparse and geographically dispersed: Okaloosa County, Florida (August 2026 RFQ); Texas Tech University in El Paso, Texas (August 2026 RFP, proposals due September 21, 2026); and Orange County, California (August 2026 IFB, bids due March 3, 2025—a backward-dated deadline suggesting posting lag or administrative error). No repeat buyers appear in the record. The code shows little relevant recent activity; issuers that do procure decontamination goods and services—county emergency management and university research operations—are tagging acquisitions that fall outside the decontamination trailer Commodity category entirely. Business development activity under this code warrants monitoring for genuine trailer procurements but should not rely on the current opportunity set.