UNSPSC 47121817: Ultraviolet disinfectant lighting unit

A type of environmental surface disinfection equipment useful in viral load reduction.

UNSPSC 47121817 Ultraviolet disinfectant lighting unit is a Commodity code covering replacement parts and consumables for UV disinfection systems used in water treatment and facility maintenance. State and local governments procure under this code to sustain operational UV systems through OEM or equivalent parts — UV bulbs, ballast assemblies, sensor probes, relay boards, end cap assemblies, and electronic components — ordered on an as-needed basis through ongoing supply contracts. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code include municipal water and utilities departments managing wastewater or potable water treatment infrastructure. The work involves supplying parts with minimal lead times to support continuous disinfection operations at public facilities.

The City of Santa Fe, New Mexico posted an ITB (FY26ITB050) in May 2026 seeking a four-year supply contract for Trojan Technologies UV3000 parts across 37 line items, with sealed bids due February 12, 2026, via the OpenGov Procurement Portal. The solicitation offered local business preferences of 3% to 6% for resident businesses holding a valid Resident Business Certificate, required fixed annual pricing subject to no more than one adjustment per year with documented market justification, and imposed Net 30 payment terms with 1.5% monthly late fees. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting was scheduled for January 29, 2026, via Microsoft Teams. Recent activity under the code is limited; this represents the single identified state or local solicitation in the dataset, suggesting moderate procurement volume or narrow application within municipal water treatment operations.