UNSPSC 46191504: Flame detectors

UNSPSC 46191504 Flame detectors (Commodity) appears in recent state and local solicitations for fire alarm system inspections, testing, maintenance, and repair services spanning across fire protection infrastructure—including fire alarm panels, detection devices, sprinkler systems, suppression equipment, and life-safety monitoring—rather than discrete flame-detection sensors alone. The code's actual procurement footprint reflects integrated fire system services and equipment packages where flame detection components function as part of broader facility safety compliance, not stand-alone detector sales. Issuing bodies include county governments (Fulton County, Broward County, Marion County, Volusia County, Orange County, Sarasota County, Clay County, Collin County, Butts County), cities (Palo Alto, Phoenix, Norwalk, South Fulton, Temple), school districts (Bibb County), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Dallas Area Rapid Transit), water and power districts (Eugene Water & Electric Board), state agencies (California Public Utilities Commission, Oregon Air National Guard, Oregon Military Department), and special-purpose districts. The mix reflects routine municipal facility compliance and safety infrastructure modernization across multiple jurisdictions rather than concentrated purchasing from a single sector.

Activity spans the South, Pacific Northwest, and California, with recent solicitations originating from Georgia (Fulton County, Bibb County, South Fulton, Butts County), Florida (Broward County, Marion County, Volusia County, Sarasota County, Clay County), California (Palo Alto, California Public Utilities Commission), Arizona (Phoenix), Texas (Collin County, Temple, Dallas area), Oregon (Eugene, Portland), Connecticut (Norwalk), and Washington state cooperative procurement. Representative opportunities include Fulton County's July 28, 2026 IFB for fire and rescue tools, equipment, and SCBA maintenance across six groups (due Jul 28, 2026); Palo Alto's three-year fire extinguishing system inspection contract covering 33 municipal facilities and 1.3 million square feet under IFB RFQ197145 (due Mar 23, 2026, with estimated value approximately $500,000); Phoenix's five-year fire sprinkler inspection and maintenance IFB for the Convention Center and 11 associated facilities (due Jul 29, 2026); South Fulton's comprehensive fire and life safety inspection and monitoring RFP across 31 city facilities (due Apr 2, 2026); and the California Public Utilities Commission's two-year halon fire suppression system RFQ with estimated maximum cost of $239,600 including optional renewals (due Jun 22, 2026). Prevailing wage, DBE, and state small-business preferences frequently apply across these procurements, particularly in California, Oregon, and Florida jurisdictions.