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 is a Commodity code that names portable equipment and chemical products for pool maintenance and cleaning. State and local governments buying under this code procure manual pool vacuums with suction hoses and cleaning heads, bulk pool chemicals (sodium hypochlorite, muriatic acid, and sanitizers), pool filtration equipment refurbishment, and related maintenance supplies and services. The issuing-body mix spans city recreation and parks departments, county parks and recreation divisions, school districts, municipal utilities managing water treatment and recycled-water facilities, and special-purpose aquatics authorities. Recent solicitations show activity from mid-sized municipalities and counties operating 5 to 23 public pools or regional water facilities. Gwinnett County, Collier County, Palo Alto, and Meriden represent repeat buyers across multiple recent opportunities; Greenville County and Dallas have each issued multiple solicitations for chemicals and maintenance across large facility portfolios.

The geographic spread is concentrated in Florida, Georgia, California, South Carolina, and Texas, with additional activity in Arizona, Connecticut, Indiana, and Kentucky. Representative opportunities include Gwinnett County's Informal Written Quotation (IWQ 133705) for ten manual portable pool vacuums with hoses and vacuum heads, due July 7, 2026; Collier County Museums Division's RFQ for pool cleaning and maintenance services at Marco Island Historical Museum (twice-weekly service on a 21,000-gallon pool, response due August 4, 2026); the City of Palo Alto's RFQ 197475 for bulk 12.5% sodium hypochlorite delivery to two treatment plant locations (approximately 130,000 gallons annually, questions due May 1, 2026); and Greenville County's RFP #26100 for pool chemicals and nine chemical products plus maintenance services across twelve county-owned pools (response due May 5, 2026). Collier County also issued ITB 258617 for preventative maintenance, repairs, and replacement across nine aquatic facilities including general pool repair, electrical work, water slide maintenance, and concrete work, with approximately $500,000 annual spending historically reported. Most contracts run one to three years and award on lowest responsive bidder or lowest responsive and responsible vendor basis.