UNSPSC 47101571: Chlorine gas neutralization unit

A device that neutralizes the chlorine gas by operating the ventilator that absorbs the gas and the circulating pump that sprays the neutral liquid simultaneously with the warning of gas leakage when leaking the chlorine gas.

UNSPSC 47101571 Chlorine gas neutralization unit is a Commodity code that sees little recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. Of the recent opportunities tagged under this code, none involve chlorine gas neutralization systems or equipment. Instead, the opportunities span water treatment plant upgrades (reverse osmosis and deionized water systems maintenance at Texas State University, due August 10, 2026), chilled water loop extensions and maintenance across multiple facilities, comprehensive water treatment chemical supply contracts, and wastewater treatment infrastructure including bar screens, pumping stations, and polymer blending units. The few solicitations that touch on chlorine—such as the City of Waxahachie's chlorine dioxide generation program (RFP, due May 28, 2026) and the Huntsville chlorine storage building rehabilitation (IFB, due April 7, 2026)—involve chlorine dioxide systems or storage facilities rather than neutralization units. This mismatch suggests the code may be applied inconsistently by state and local procurement offices, or that chlorine gas neutralization units represent a niche procurement activity not yet surfacing in recent opportunities.

Recent activity shows issuing bodies including state universities (Texas State University), community colleges (Collin College, Frisco ISD), municipal water authorities (Tampa, Calhoun, Waxahachie, Phoenix), regional utilities (Eastern Municipal Water District in California), and county water/wastewater departments (Collier County, Gwinnett County, Orange County) soliciting water and wastewater treatment work across Texas, Florida, Georgia, and California. Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida and Georgia. If pursuing this code, focus instead on the broader water treatment and wastewater infrastructure activity documented in the opportunities—treatment plant upgrades, chemical supply contracts, SCADA system integration, and asset replacement—rather than chlorine gas neutralization specifically, as that narrower scope does not appear to be actively procured under UNSPSC 47101571 at present.