UNSPSC 52141564: Domestic water oxygenator

Household device that increases the concentration of oxygen in water.

UNSPSC 52141564 Domestic water oxygenator is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity names equipment and services for water treatment and purification—though the recent opportunities show little work tagged directly to oxygenation. The code appears in solicitations for bottled water delivery services, water softener installation and maintenance, reverse osmosis and deionized water system equipment and repairs, filter media replacement, and sand filtration system rehabilitation. State and local governments procuring under or near this code include county sheriffs' offices, municipal water utilities, county water treatment authorities, school districts, and special-purpose water districts. Repeat buyers in the recent record include the Broward Sheriff's Office (two separate bottled water service solicitations in July and August 2026) and Collier County (water treatment plant rehabilitation). Issuing bodies span Florida, California, Georgia, and Texas.

Recent representative opportunities include the Broward Sheriff's Office ITB 26011AF for bottled water services (sealed bids due September 14, 2026) covering delivery of natural spring water or purified drinking water in 5-gallon containers to administrative, detention, and fire rescue facilities across Broward County; Collier County's sealed competitive bid 26-8646 for rehabilitation of reverse osmosis treatment trains at the North County Regional Water Treatment Plant (sealed bids due April 24, 2026, with liquidated damages of $1,093 per day for missed substantial completion; anticipated budget $4,000,000); the School Board of Marion County RFP 4123AM for water softener equipment, installation, and twelve-month water quality monitoring at twelve campus cafeterias (proposals due June 10, 2026); the City of Plant City Notice of Intent for sole-source Parkson Dynasand Filter Airlift material for 65 sand filtration cells (response deadline August 12, 2026); and Riverside County RFQ 3962 for replacement filter media for an Iron and Manganese Filter Remediation Project (quotes due July 31, 2026). Collier County's major rehabilitation project requires OEM status for membrane systems, experience with municipal RO rehabilitation, and Allen-Bradley VFD and iFix SCADA system programming competency. No sole-source or DBE set-asides are identified; Broward County applies CBE and SBE price preferences to bottled water services. Activity is concentrated in Florida water utilities and sheriffs' offices, with scattered municipal and county procurement in California and Georgia.