UNSPSC 47101568: Swimming pool cleaning unit

An integrated facility that is composed with a series of equipments used for re-supply with clean water by processing for filtering, sterilization, acidity control and others.

UNSPSC 47101568 Swimming pool cleaning unit (Commodity) represents a narrow slice of pool-maintenance procurement that state and local governments buy intermittently as discrete equipment purchases, though the recent-opportunities block shows that the code's true market concentrates on broader pool-service contracts spanning chemicals, labor, filtration systems, deck resurfacing, and facility construction. The Commodity code itself—a single cleaning apparatus—rarely appears as a standalone line item in solicitations; instead, counties, cities, and school districts solicit pool maintenance and chemical services as integrated packages, pool deck and filtration refurbishment as capital projects, or playground and recreational facility upgrades that include aquatic infrastructure as add-alternates within larger park-improvement bids.

Activity under this code is geographically dispersed and driven by county parks departments, municipal recreation bureaus, school districts, and special-purpose water-authority procurement offices across multiple regions. The County of Greenville, South Carolina, issued RFP27017 for pool chemicals and maintenance services across twelve county-owned pools and water features, with proposals due October 28, 2026 and contract commencement January 1, 2027; Palm Beach County, Florida, solicited under RFQ680270014LH1 for Duraflex diving board maintenance, repair, and replacement, with proposals due October 30, 2026; the City of Scranton, Pennsylvania, requested sealed bids under ITB 2026-ITB-133 for pool opening, closing, and winterization services, with bids due August 25, 2026; the City of Ocala, Florida, issued two related ITBs (REC/260033 and its reissue) for pool deck resurfacing at the Jervey Gantt Aquatic Center, with pre-bid meetings in November 2025 and January 2026; Northside Independent School District in San Antonio consolidated athletic equipment and aquatics-program supply contracts under IFB2026137, with bids due October 19, 2026; and the Marion County School Board in Florida solicited three-year pool-service contracts at two schools under BID4185MF, with three-times-weekly and two-times-weekly service requirements and fixed pricing through August 31, 2029. Collier County, Florida, issued a notice of intent to single-source Symbiont Service Corp for heater and cooler units, parts, and services supporting fifty-four Symbiont Geothermal units across five county aquatic facilities, with contract term October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2031. The code shows steady activity in Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, and scattered multi-state participation; recent opportunities reflect a market driven by seasonal maintenance cycles, aging facility infrastructure requiring refurbishment, and routine operational contracting at municipal and county recreation departments.