UNSPSC 55121512: Valve tag

A type of tag used to display technical information about the valve to which it is affixed.

UNSPSC 55121512 Valve tag, a Commodity code, covers inspection and asset-identification tags used by state and local agencies to mark serviceable assets, equipment conditions, and fire-safety infrastructure. State and local procurement under this code centers on waterproof plastic tags with printed contact information, dimensions, and color-coding for year-round tracking and inspections. Issuing bodies include municipal water departments, fire rescue agencies, and city purchasing departments acting on behalf of county cooperative purchasing programs. The code also encompasses compatible secure key systems and locksmith hardware accessories that integrate with existing municipal master-key infrastructure, though recent activity shows a concentration in asset-identification tags and fire-safety equipment rather than general valve hardware.

Recent opportunities span Florida and Texas, with the most active buyers being the City of Tampa Water Department and Marion County Fire Rescue in Florida, and the City of Dallas in Texas. The City of Tampa issued two ITB solicitations for Asset Inspection Tags in March and April 2026—the first (26P00208, due April 17, 2026) sought 2,000 white tags for 2026 and 20,000 green tags for 2027 with an estimated contract value of $35,000, designated as sheltered market for Small Local Business Enterprises; the second re-bid (26P00268, due May 4, 2026) carried the same scope and value with mandatory accessibility conformance reporting. Marion County Fire Rescue posted a sole-source procurement (04003, due May 14, 2026) for Key Secure Systems compatible with the County's Knox Box master-key infrastructure serving over 300 commercial properties. The City of Dallas issued a three-year ID/IQ master agreement (BF2600030106, due April 17, 2026) for door hardware, key blanks, and locksmith services across all city departments, with SBE utilization and local-preference scoring worth up to 13 points and wage-floor compliance required at $23.06 per hour for contracts exceeding $50,000.