UNSPSC 47101523: Collection tanks

UNSPSC 47101523 Collection tanks is a Commodity code capturing state and local procurement of storage and treatment vessels for water and wastewater systems, ranging from specialized blend tanks and clearwells to ground storage tanks, digester tanks, and ancillary equipment like diffusers, screens, and related mechanical and chemical infrastructure. Recent solicitations show a broad mix of issuing bodies—Texas State University, Collin College, and the Tampa Convention Center in Texas and Florida; Collier County and Gwinnett County in Florida and Georgia; and municipalities including Flowery Branch, Orange County, the City of Palm Bay, and the City of Goodyear—pursuing RFPs, RFQs, IFBs, and competitive sealed proposals. The work spans replacement and rehabilitation of aging assets (such as Collier County's blend tank demolition and new reinforcement concrete structure, or Orange County's ground storage tank ladder replacement and coating systems), new construction (Collin College's 540-linear-foot hydronic piping loop extension, the City of Cumming's six-million-gallon clearwell, or Flowery Branch's SCADA integration across tank sites), and ongoing maintenance and treatment services (Texas State University's reverse osmosis and deionized water systems maintenance, Tampa Convention Center's chilled water and cooling tower treatment, or Gwinnett County's polymer supply for solids dewatering).

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and Georgia, with notable repeat buyers including Collin College and school districts (Seminole County School Board's chilled water loop treatment across 50 schools), municipal water departments (Gwinnett County's annual contracts for bypass pumping and polymer, Columbia County's pump maintenance), and utilities managing treatment plants and reclamation facilities. Representative recent opportunities include Collier County's sealed-bid South County Water Reclamation Facility Preliminary Treatment Screen Replacement (Bid No. 26-8683, due July 15, 2026, estimated $3.29 million), Texas State University's reverse osmosis maintenance RFP (due August 10, 2026), Collin College's Chilled and Heating Water Loop Extension (RFP FY2026-CSP-059, due July 28, 2026), and Orange County, Florida's Eastern Regional Water Supply Facility Ground Storage Tanks and Variable Frequency Drives Improvement (Y26-746, due June 9, 2026, estimated $11.008 million). Prevailing wage, bonding, insurance, and performance bond requirements are standard across larger municipal and county projects; cooperative purchasing and state revolving fund loans appear frequently in design-build and capacity expansion procurements. Activity remains steady across treatment plant upgrades driven by PFAS/MCL compliance mandates and aging infrastructure replacement, particularly in Florida and Georgia water authorities.