UNSPSC 73152113: Air filtration or purification equipment maintenance and repair service

Maintenance and repair of equipment components and replacement of consumables on a regular basis so that air filtration and purification systems, which filter dust and bacteria in the air and clean the air, can be used normally.

UNSPSC 73152113 Air filtration or purification equipment maintenance and repair service is a Commodity code covering routine servicing, filter replacement, component repairs, and emergency response for water treatment, cooling, and air handling systems in municipal facilities. State and local governments soliciting under this code include school districts, water utilities, city departments, and county health agencies. Work ranges from preventative maintenance contracts on industrial reverse osmosis and deionization systems to on-call filter exchange services for drinking fountains and ice machines, with labor, materials, and parts bundled into unit rates or monthly invoiced fees.

Recent opportunities show activity across Florida, Texas, Georgia, and North Carolina. Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS) in Florida issued ITB 26233-ITB-MST in August 2026 for drinking fountain and ice machine filter services across 235 schools, covering approximately 6,500 water cooler units and 460 ice machines with NSF/ANSI 42, 53, and 372 certifications and emerging-compound compliance for water coolers. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission Procurement and Contracting Services posted IFB HHS0017246 in July 2026 for preventative maintenance on an RO/DI water system at the Department of State Health Services Laboratory in Austin, with historical annual spend of $75,000 and a contract term through August 31, 2027, plus three one-year renewals, requiring monthly, quarterly, biennial, and annual visits with eight-hour emergency response and stocked parts availability within 24 hours. The same agency solicited IFB HHS0017251 for bottle exchange services on the same RO/DI system, involving monthly delivery and exchange of eight mixed-bed deionizers with 48-hour emergency replacement. Charlotte Water issued ITB FY26-ITB-10 in May 2026 for design and delivery of a pressurized strainer-type filter system for non-potable water at the Mallard Creek Water Resource Recovery Facility in North Carolina. The code shows steady demand from utilities and school districts for compliance-driven filter management contracts with firm pricing structures and multi-year terms.