UNSPSC 49241708: Ozone generator

UNSPSC 49241708 Ozone generator is a Commodity code that does not show material recent activity in state and local procurement. The most recent opportunities tagged to this code reflect only tangential or unrelated scope, with no solicitations for ozone generators themselves appearing in the dataset. Instead, the code associates with pool-related procurement activity that spans chemicals, maintenance services, filtration systems, equipment, and construction—but not ozone-generation equipment specifically. The County of Greenville, South Carolina issued RFP27017 on October 15, 2026, for pool chemicals and maintenance services across twelve county-owned pools (due October 28, 2026), and the City of Palo Alto requested quotations for bulk sodium hypochlorite (RFQ 197475 in April 2026), both anchored to chemical treatment rather than gas-generation technology. The Oregon Department of Administrative Services posted an RFI (S1070000018166) in October 2026 seeking feedback across nine parks-and-recreation equipment categories, including water parks, but did not identify ozone generators as a line item.

Activity is fragmented across multiple issuing bodies—counties (Greenville, Gwinnett, Collier, Henry, DeKalb), cities (St. Petersburg, Austin, Palo Alto, Inglewood, Meriden, Brownsville, Tucson), and school districts (Northside Independent, Marion County, Gibraltar, Parkway)—with no geographic concentration. The preponderance of recent opportunities target pool maintenance chemicals, deck resurfacing, filtration refurbishment, and pool-deck grating replacement rather than ozone systems. Unless your firm supplies ozone generation equipment as a standalone product or integrates it into turnkey pool-treatment systems, this code warrants a skip; the procurement signal here is for commodity chemicals, labor-intensive maintenance, and infrastructure repair, not atmospheric or water-treatment gas equipment.