UNSPSC 46191513: Multi-sensing fire detector

A detector that has two or more of the functions of automatically detecting heat, smoke, and flames generated in a fire, and emits a fire signal or two or more fire signals respectively when two or more functions work together

UNSPSC 46191513 Multi-sensing fire detector is a Commodity code that state and local governments buy primarily as part of broader fire alarm system replacements, upgrades, and maintenance contracts rather than as standalone detector procurement. The work being solicited under this code encompasses fire alarm system design, installation, testing, inspection, and repair across municipal facilities, school districts, jails, libraries, parks, and transit authority properties, with recent activity dominated by comprehensive system replacement and monitoring contracts that specify detector equipment as integrated components rather than as discrete purchases.

State and local buyers soliciting under this code include county governments (Collin County Texas, Marion County Florida, Broward County Florida, Clay County Florida), city governments (Arlington Texas, Doral Florida, Phoenix Arizona, Palo Alto California, Dallas Texas, Lakeland Florida, Salt Lake City Utah), school districts (Stephens County Georgia, Bibb County Georgia, Hillsborough County Florida), special-purpose districts (Eugene Water & Electric Board Oregon), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority California), and fire departments. Recent representatives include Collin County's IFB 2026-389 for sprinkler head replacement at the Collin County Jail in McKinney with a $150,000 opinion of probable cost and November 19, 2026 bid deadline; the City of Doral ITB 2026-21 for 24/7 fire alarm monitoring, inspections, and repairs across 16 city facilities with a three-year initial term and six-year potential duration, bids due September 2, 2026; Bibb County School District RFP 26-042 for fire alarm inspections across 49 school facilities with a June 1, 2026 deadline; and Clay County's IFB 25/26-017 for complete fire alarm system replacement at the Clay County Sheriff's Office Jail, bids due May 4, 2026. The geographic spread spans Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, California, Oregon, and Utah, with recent activity concentrated in Florida (five distinct solicitations), Texas (three), and Georgia (three), indicating sustained procurement momentum across the Sun Belt and Western jurisdictions. Most opportunities are structured as three- to five-year service contracts with optional renewals rather than one-time equipment buys, with pricing models combining labor, materials, inspections, maintenance, and repair under fixed or cost-plus structures.