UNSPSC 46191610: Fire sprinkler heads

The fire sprinkler heads that are used in making fire sprinkler systems

UNSPSC 46191610 Fire sprinkler heads (Commodity) encompasses the procurement and installation of sprinkler head assemblies and related fire suppression system components across residential, commercial, educational, and municipal facilities. State and local governments are actively buying complete turnkey fire sprinkler system projects—including design, equipment supply, installation, testing, and commissioning—as well as repair, modification, and maintenance services on existing systems. The issuing-body mix includes county building services (Boulder County, Colorado), municipal fire departments and building management offices (City of Dallas, City of St. Petersburg, City of Norwalk), state agencies managing public facilities (California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, Illinois Department of Natural Resources), public school districts and colleges (Valencia College, Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District, New Haven Public Schools), housing authorities (Housing Authority of the City of Alameda), transit authorities (Utah Transit Authority), and special event venues (Events DC). Recent solicitations reflect both reactive maintenance contracts (biannual fire alarm and sprinkler inspections across 19 Norwalk municipal buildings; on-call repair services covering 49 New Haven schools) and capital project work (water-damage restoration with full sprinkler head replacement in residential units, irrigation system mainline upgrades across three college campuses, fire alarm system modernization across Utah Transit Authority properties, and fire sprinkler system design and installation at a historic DC facility).

Geographic activity spans California (Housing Authority of the City of Alameda water-damage repairs and CAL FIRE's multi-county fire sprinkler testing and repair covering Napa and Sonoma), Colorado (Boulder County fire sprinkler retrofit), Connecticut (City of Norwalk and City of New Haven), Florida (City of St. Petersburg and Valencia College), Arizona (Town of Prescott Valley fire hydrant additions), Texas (Harlingen Consolidated ISD), Utah (Utah Transit Authority), Illinois (Illinois Department of Natural Resources), and the District of Columbia (Events DC). Recent opportunities include the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda's IFB (AHA-HD-009) for water-damage restoration with fire sprinkler head replacement, due August 5, 2026; Events DC's RFP #25-S-051 for design and permit-ready sprinkler systems at the DC Armory with a 35 percent CBE set-aside, due June 22, 2026 (closed); Boulder County's IFB for fire sprinkler work at the 28th Street Community Hub with mandatory pre-bid February 5, 2026, due February 26, 2026 (closed); City of St. Petersburg's competitive quote for fire sprinkler modification and halon removal, due April 7, 2026 (closed); and California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection's IFPQ for fire sprinkler annual testing and repair across Napa and Sonoma counties, due March 26, 2026 (closed, with SB/MB/DVBE set-aside).