UNSPSC 47101534: Sewage distributors

UNSPSC 47101534 Sewage distributors (Commodity) encompasses equipment, parts, and services for wastewater collection and treatment infrastructure that state and local governments procure to maintain operational sanitary and stormwater systems. Recent state and local solicitations reveal two distinct purchase streams: specialized replacement equipment and spare parts for existing treatment facilities (drive shafts, pumps, thickener mechanisms, clarifier components, control panels, hose pump parts, polymer blending units), and larger capital projects involving lift station installation, wastewater line extensions, force main construction, and facility upgrades that require design-build or traditional construction delivery.

Issuing bodies include municipal water and wastewater utilities, county public works and environmental departments, regional water authorities, and special-purpose sanitation districts across Florida, Georgia, California, Texas, Maryland, South Carolina, and Michigan. Recent opportunities reflect consistent activity from Florida municipalities—the City of Holly Hill, City of St. Cloud, City of Sanford, City of Pembroke Pines, Orange County, Seminole County, Collier County, and the City of Waco—alongside activity from smaller Georgia and South Carolina jurisdictions and larger regional authorities such as the Macon Water Authority, Cobb County, the City of Bremen, the Great Lakes Water Authority, and Atlanta Department of Watershed Management. Representative recent solicitations include the City of St. Cloud ITB 2026-071 for lift station installation and rehabilitation services (sealed electronic bids due July 21, 2026), the Macon Water Authority sealed bid for rebuild of gravity thickeners and clarifier #6 at Rocky Creek WRF (bids due October 20, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid October 6, 2026), Collier County sealed bid for South County Regional Water Treatment Plant lime softening improvements and blend tank construction with an estimated budget of $4.27 million (bids due September 21, 2026), and the Great Lakes Water Authority RFP for study, design, and construction assistance at three combined sewer overflow facilities in the Detroit area (proposals due July 7, 2026). Most opportunities require electronic submission through agency procurement portals, carry insurance and bonding mandates, and impose Davis-Bacon or prevailing-wage compliance when federal funding is present.