UNSPSC 46182503: Undervoltage alarm

A device for auto electric warning specially manufactured to mark as the voltage of certain device to drop below certain figure to hear or see.

UNSPSC 46182503 Undervoltage alarm is a Commodity code that does not reflect the actual work being solicited by state and local governments under recent opportunities. The recent opportunities tagged to this code consistently describe fire alarm system installation, maintenance, inspection, testing, and monitoring services — encompassing full system replacements, repairs, preventive maintenance, emergency response, and 24/7 central-station monitoring across schools, government buildings, airports, correctional facilities, and public utilities. The Commodity code itself names a single electrical component (an undervoltage alarm device), yet the procurement market under this designation appears to be capturing the full scope of fire alarm system services and infrastructure rather than discrete voltage-monitoring hardware.

State and local issuing bodies include school districts (Chippewa Valley Schools in Michigan, Rockford Public Schools in Michigan, Texas Southern University, Los Fresnos CISD, Charlevoix Public Schools, Cartersville Primary School, Stephens County Schools, Hillsborough County Public Schools, New Haven Public Schools, Flat Rock Community Schools), county governments (Greenville County South Carolina, Collin County Texas, Orange County Florida, Hillsborough County Florida, Sacramento County California, Dorchester County South Carolina, Marion County Mississippi), cities (Doral Florida, Sandy Springs Georgia, St. Marys Georgia, Dallas Texas, Phoenix Arizona, Sebastian Florida, Charlotte North Carolina, Palo Alto California, San Mateo County California), airport authorities (Ontario International Airport Authority, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport), a state university (Texas Southern University, Augusta University), the South Dakota Army National Guard, Oregon Department of Energy, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, and housing authorities. County and school-district procurement offices dominate recent activity, with multiple solicitations from individual jurisdictions — Collin County, Greenville County, and Chippewa Valley Schools each posting multiple fire alarm opportunities between late June and mid-October 2026.

Recent opportunities span Texas, South Carolina, Florida, Michigan, Georgia, California, Colorado, Arizona, South Dakota, Oregon, Mississippi, and Connecticut, with particular concentration in Texas (Collin County, Dallas, San Angelo, Texas Southern University, Los Fresnos CISD), South Carolina (Greenville County, Dorchester County), Florida (multiple county and city solicitations), Michigan (Chippewa Valley, Rockford, Flat Rock, New Haven), and California (Sacramento County, Palo Alto, San Mateo). Representative recent opportunities include Greenville County, South Carolina requesting sealed proposals for fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and underground fire-service line installation and testing at the Tigerville Fire Department (RFP 27024, due October 16, 2026); Collin County, Texas seeking sealed bids to replace institutional sprinkler heads in the Collin County Jail with Tyco Raven sprinklers under NFPA 13 design standards (IFB 2026-389, due November 19, 2026, estimated cost $150,000); Collin County, Texas requesting bids for fire alarm and fire sprinkler inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair services across 25 facilities (IFB 2026-298, due November 12, 2026, estimated annual value $152,000); the City of Doral, Florida soliciting fire alarm monitoring, inspection, maintenance, and repairs at 16 facilities (ITB 2026-21, due September 2, 2026, with veteran-business preference); and Orange County, Florida requesting bids for building automation system and smoke/fire alarm air duct accessories at a corrections facility (IFB Y26-718, due October 20, 2026, estimated contract value $2.89 million).