UNSPSC 47101565: Waste gas burner

A device that uses the methane gas generated from the process of water purification and waste water disposition to use for fuel in boiler and others, and this device completely combusts the surplus gas after the fuel use.

UNSPSC 47101565 Waste gas burner is a Commodity code. State and local procurement activity under this code shows minimal relevant recent solicitation volume; the opportunities posted do not align with the code's nominal scope of equipment for burning waste gases. Instead, the recent opportunities tagged to this code focus on water and wastewater treatment systems—reverse osmosis maintenance, chilled water loop extensions, water treatment chemicals, polymer blending units, lime softening equipment, bar screens, membrane diffusers, SCADA upgrades, and production wells. This pattern suggests either systematic miscoding in the source jurisdictions' procurement systems or a fundamental mismatch between the code's intended product class and the work actually being procured under it.

Water and wastewater utilities across Florida, Georgia, Texas, California, and Ohio represent the primary issuing bodies, including municipal water departments (Tampa, Phoenix, Tucson, Calhoun, Sanford), regional water authorities (Eastern Municipal Water District in California, Gwinnett County and Athens-Clarke County in Georgia), counties (Collier, Orange, Hillsborough in Florida; Columbia in Georgia; Paulding in Georgia), colleges and universities (Texas State University, Collin College, Texas Tech), school districts (Seminole County Schools), and special-purpose districts. No opportunities under this code show purchase of waste gas burners or incinerator equipment; pursuit is not recommended based on current market signals.