UNSPSC 47101548: Filter control console

A type of device that precisely finds out the functional condition of the filter paper and automatically controls.

UNSPSC 47101548 Filter control console, a Commodity code, encompasses water treatment equipment monitoring and control hardware that state and local governments procure to regulate chemical feed systems, aeration processes, and filtration operations at potable water and wastewater facilities. Recent opportunities in the code reflect procurement of instrumentation, sensors, and control interface equipment rather than the abstract console nomenclature alone—bidders are supplying pressure transmitters, temperature switches, membrane sensors, analyzer components, and allied hardware that integrate into treatment plant SCADA and automation infrastructure. State and local issuing bodies include water departments within mid-sized Florida municipalities (Holly Hill, Tampa, Phoenix, Winter Park, Pompano Beach), county water authorities (Collier County, Orange County, Gwinnett County), school districts with centralized water systems (Marion County Schools), and regional utility agencies (Sacramento County, West Travis County Public Utility Agency). A standout pattern emerges: water treatment and wastewater operations dominate the buyer base, with facility-specific sole-source and authorized-distributor procurements recurring across multiple jurisdictions, driven by compatibility requirements with installed manufacturer systems.

Recent opportunities cluster in Florida and Georgia, with secondary activity in Texas and Arizona. Representative solicitations include the City of Holly Hill's $113,067.00 sole-source acquisition of a WesTech DS43 dual-shaft drive unit for softener #2 replacement through established sole-source procedures (Solicitation SS202001, September 2020); Phoenix Water Services' IFB for pressure and temperature instrumentation equipment (IFB 26-0398, offers due August 18, 2026), specifying approved manufacturers including ABB, Honeywell, and Emerson and requiring local stocking distributor capability with same-day or next-business-day parts fulfillment; and Gwinnett County's recurring informal quotation process for flange adaptors and water system components (IWQ 132535, due July 24, 2026, and IWQ 132117, due June 30, 2026). Collier County's countywide chemicals ITB (268705, due November 13, 2026, estimated $4 million annually) typifies the infrastructure-scale procurement: 29 chemical line items for three water treatment plants and multiple wastewater facilities with strict AWWA and NSF Standard 60 compliance, immediate phone support, and six-hour emergency response. Sole-source and notice-of-intent filings dominate—Marion County (26138), Holly Hill (26PWSS09, 26PWSS10, 26PWSS11), Collier County (PUR19789), and Hillsborough County (SS2600397 for $5.371 million over five years)—reflecting the technical lock-in and proprietary equipment integration that characterize control and monitoring systems in operational water infrastructure.