UNSPSC 49241702: Pool slides

UNSPSC 49241702 Pool slides, a Commodity code, represents a narrow product line that state and local governments rarely procure as a standalone item; the recent opportunities block shows no solicitations for pool slides themselves, and the code sees little relevant recent procurement activity despite widespread municipal investment in aquatic infrastructure.

State and local buyers across multiple jurisdictions have issued dozens of recent solicitations for pool-related goods and services—chemicals, maintenance, testing, equipment inspection, resurfacing, filtration systems, deck refurbishment, construction, and operational services—but none specifically target pool slides as a discrete procurement category. Opportunities tagged under this code and related aquatic categories span city parks departments, county recreation divisions, school districts, and specialized aquatic facilities. Geographic activity is distributed across Florida (Collier County, City of Ocala, City of Palo Alto), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Chatham County, Henry County, Rockdale County, DeKalb County), Texas (City of Brownsville, San Antonio, Harlingen ISD, Dallas), California (Inglewood, Palo Alto, Victoria), Arizona (Tucson, Prescott Valley), South Carolina (Greenville County, Dorchester County), Indiana (Indianapolis), Connecticut (Meriden), and Kentucky (Louisville). The issuing bodies mix state departments (California), county governments (Collier, Gwinnett, Chatham, Henry, DeKalb, Dorchester, Greenville), cities (Palo Alto, Brownsville, Dallas, Ocala, Tucson, Indianapolis, Inglewood, Meriden), school districts (Harlingen, Los Fresnos, Parkway), and special districts (regional water authorities, housing authorities). Recent opportunities name pool chemicals and bulk sodium hypochlorite from the City of Palo Alto RFQ (response due May 13, 2026) and Greenville County's pool maintenance services RFP (response due May 5, 2026), but neither addresses slides; a City of Louisville RFCSP for a new Family Aquatic Center (response due July 9, 2026) includes water slides as part of a large pool construction project, not as a standalone item.