UNSPSC 47101541: Ozone water treatment equipment

The equipment used to treat and remove impurities from wastewater by using oxidation of ozone.

UNSPSC 47101541 Ozone water treatment equipment, a Commodity code, encompasses replacement parts, pumps, accessories, and service support for proprietary water and wastewater treatment systems installed at municipal facilities. Recent state and local opportunities show procurement activity centered on sole-source acquisitions of OEM parts and equipment for existing installed systems—drive shafts, Flygt pump components, lime slaking systems, belt press separators, and aeration units—rather than new ozone generation systems per se. The code reflects the practical reality that municipalities lock into vendor relationships through initial capital equipment purchases and then procure maintenance, replacement parts, and service from the original equipment manufacturers or authorized representatives. Issuing bodies span water departments, county boards of commissioners, and public utility agencies from Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Arizona, with repeat buyers including the City of Holly Hill, Collier County, Gwinnett County, and the City of Phoenix. The code sees steady activity across water treatment operations, wastewater reclamation, and lift-station infrastructure maintained by departments of water resources, public utilities divisions, and municipal water services.

Recent representative solicitations include the City of Holly Hill's sole-source procurement from WesTech Engineering for a replacement drive shaft unit at Softener #2 at its Water Treatment Plant (SS202001, notice posted October 19, 2026, due September 22, 2020, $113,067.00 total contract value with $79,159 for equipment and $33,908 for installation); Collier County's ITB for countywide chemicals covering water treatment, wastewater treatment, and parks facilities across 29 chemical line items with estimated annual spend of approximately $4,000,000 (268705, ITB, due November 13, 2026); and the City of Pompano Beach's ITB for Water Treatment Plant Improvements Phase 1 nanofiltration facility buildout funded through Florida's State Revolving Fund, requiring bidder prime-contractor experience on at least two municipal membrane treatment projects of $20 million or more each within the past 15 years (ITB27001, ITB, due November 2, 2026). Gwinnett County has issued multiple sealed bids for grinder replacement, bypass pumping services on annual contracts, and polymer procurement. Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with additional opportunities in Texas, Arizona, Connecticut, and across the Southeast; procurement patterns favor existing-system replacement parts and maintenance services over new ozone-specific installations.